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Jandi Posted 22 years ago
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Hello, teachers!
Which preposition is correct?
1. It's so bad that you broke your arm in/at the game.
2. It's so bad that you broke your arm in/at the match.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Which preposition is correct?
1. It's so bad that you broke your arm in/at the game.
2. It's so bad that you broke your arm in/at the match.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Top answer
It's the same answer for both. If you are playing the game (match), you can break your arm in the game (match), because you are (playing) in the game (match). , attending) the game (match).
- It's the same answer for both.
- If you are playing the game (match), you can break your arm in the game (match), because you are (playing) in the game (match).
- , attending) the game (match).
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It's the same answer for both.
If you are playing the game (match), you can break your arm in the game (match), because you are (playing) in the game (match).
If you are merely a spectator, the most you can (shall I say?) hope for is to break your arm at the game (match), because you are merely present at (i.e., attending) the game (match).
If you are playing the game (match), you can break your arm in the game (match), because you are (playing) in the game (match).
If you are merely a spectator, the most you can (shall I say?) hope for is to break your arm at the game (match), because you are merely present at (i.e., attending) the game (match).
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