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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
in / at
Which is correct?
I made the postcards In / At the workshop.
Thanks,
Ann
I made the postcards In / At the workshop.
Thanks,
Ann
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I made the postcards at the workshop. When you are referring to an activity/activities associated with a place, at would be a more appropriate choice. Another example: I had my dinner at home.
- I made the postcards at the workshop.
- When you are referring to an activity/activities associated with a place, at would be a more appropriate choice.
- Another example: I had my dinner at home.
- Prajwal
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I made the postcards at the workshop.
When you are referring to an activity/activities associated with a place, at would be a more appropriate choice. Another example: I had my dinner at home.
Prajwal
When you are referring to an activity/activities associated with a place, at would be a more appropriate choice. Another example: I had my dinner at home.
Prajwal
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