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Jameshe Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Front

in the front

in front

at the front

what's diffience? examples, thanks
  

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HI, Jameshe In front of (opposite behind or in back ) is used when one thing is separate from the other: A boy ran out in front of the bus At/in the front of (opposite at/in the back of ) is used when one thing is inside or a part of the other" The boy took a seat at/in the front of the bus. I hope my reply was useful to you

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  • HI, Jameshe In front of (opposite behind or in back ) is used when one thing is separate from the other: A boy ran out in front of the bus At/in the front of (opposite at/in the back of ) is used when one thing is inside or a part of the other" The boy took a seat at/in the front of the bus.
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HI, Jameshe
In front of (opposite behind or in back) is used when one thing is separate from the other: A boy ran out in front of the bus
At/in the front of (opposite at/in the back of) is used when one thing is inside or a part of the other" The boy took a seat at/in the front of the bus.

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