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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

in and at

Any differences between;

I'm in the hospital / I'm at the hospital ?
  

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In suggests that you are ill; at suggests that you are merely visiting-- but the meanings could be reversed by some speakers. In hospital (BrE) definitely indicates infirmity, I believe.

— Mister Micawber

  • In suggests that you are ill; at suggests that you are merely visiting-- but the meanings could be reversed by some speakers.
  • In hospital (BrE) definitely indicates infirmity, I believe.
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In suggests that you are ill; at suggests that you are merely visiting-- but the meanings could be reversed by some speakers. In hospital (BrE) definitely indicates infirmity, I believe.
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