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Treasuresgate Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

From or at ?

Which is right? Meeting with my grade school classmate from (name of school) Or
Meeting with my grade school classmate at (name of school)
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If you're meeting with them in the school, you'd want to say at* or *in . If you're meeting with them someplace else and you just want to point out that they're your class mate from school, then you'd say from

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  • If you're meeting with them in the school, you'd want to say at* or *in .
  • If you're meeting with them someplace else and you just want to point out that they're your class mate from school, then you'd say from
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If you're meeting with them in the school, you'd want to say at* or *in.
If you're meeting with them someplace else and you just want to point out that they're your class mate from school, then you'd say from
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Thank you very much for your quick reply.
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Rereading your question, I realize you mean simply meeting with your classmate someplace outside of school and mentioning the name of the place where they're your classmate, in that context both at* and *from are correct.
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