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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
in / at the kitchen
Can I say,
She is cooking at / in the kitchen.
She is cooking some food at the kitchen.
She is cooking at / in the kitchen.
She is cooking some food at the kitchen.
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I think it depends on where the Kitchen is located. If you are in the quarters (house, restaurant, etc) where the kitchen is, then, I would use 'She is cooking in the kitchen'. '
- I think it depends on where the Kitchen is located.
- If you are in the quarters (house, restaurant, etc) where the kitchen is, then, I would use 'She is cooking in the kitchen'.
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I think it depends on where the Kitchen is located.
If you are in the quarters (house, restaurant, etc) where the kitchen is, then, I would use 'She is cooking in the kitchen'.
If you are talking about a place, then I would use the latter, 'She is cooking at the kitchen on Broadway at 7th street.'
If you are in the quarters (house, restaurant, etc) where the kitchen is, then, I would use 'She is cooking in the kitchen'.
If you are talking about a place, then I would use the latter, 'She is cooking at the kitchen on Broadway at 7th street.'
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