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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Difference between to and at
how and where to use word "to" and "at"
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Both prepositions have many, many uses, but basically 'to' goes with verbs of movement ('I went to school at 9 AM') and 'at' goes with verbs of location or situation ('I was at school until 3 PM').
- Both prepositions have many, many uses, but basically 'to' goes with verbs of movement ('I went to school at 9 AM') and 'at' goes with verbs of location or situation ('I was at school until 3 PM').
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Both prepositions have many, many uses, but basically 'to' goes with verbs of movement ('I went to school at 9 AM') and 'at' goes with verbs of location or situation ('I was at school until 3 PM').
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