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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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IN AT again
Hi!
Is this usage of IN and AT correct?
- Where are you know?
- I'm at the doctor's.
- I'm AT the hospital looking for you (=I'm not a patient) . Where are you exactly?
- I'm IN the doctors office. (=In one of the rooms which is called "doctor's office")
Best regards,
Kamil
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Is this usage of IN and AT correct?
- Where are you know?
- I'm at the doctor's.
- I'm AT the hospital looking for you (=I'm not a patient) . Where are you exactly?
- I'm IN the doctors office. (=In one of the rooms which is called "doctor's office")
Best regards,
Kamil
(I have my account but right now I have problems with logging in.)
Top answer
Hi, Yes, you have the right idea. Not 'k now'. Clive
- Hi, Yes, you have the right idea.
- Not 'k now'.
- Clive
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