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Grammar
In / At
Please i would like to know the difference between these two sentences, using "in" and "at"
Michael is in the department store.
Michael is at the department store.
Thanks!
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Michael is in the department store. He's inside it. Michael is at the department store.
- Michael is in the department store.
- He's inside it.
- Michael is at the department store.
- This stresses more that the store is a location.
- He may be inside it or he may be outside it.
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Michael is in the department store. He's inside it.
Michael is at the department store. This stresses more that the store is a location. He may be inside it or he may be outside it.
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