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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I am working at a private English institute.
1) I am working at a private English institute.
2) I am working in a private English institute.
3) I am working for a private English institute.
Which preposition is natural to native English speakers? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
2) I am working in a private English institute.
3) I am working for a private English institute.
Which preposition is natural to native English speakers? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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They are all possible. In the first two, you are not necessarily employed by the English institute; in the third, you you are not necessarily working in/at the institute's premises.
- They are all possible.
- In the first two, you are not necessarily employed by the English institute; in the third, you you are not necessarily working in/at the institute's premises.
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They are all possible.
In the first two, you are not necessarily employed by the English institute; in the third, you you are not necessarily working in/at the institute's premises.
In the first two, you are not necessarily employed by the English institute; in the third, you you are not necessarily working in/at the institute's premises.
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