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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
'in' or 'at'
Do I say:
I rode my bike in the camp
or
I rode my bike at the camp
I rode my bike in the camp
or
I rode my bike at the camp
Top answer
Either is possible: 'at' is a point location; 'in' is within an area.
- Either is possible: 'at' is a point location; 'in' is within an area.
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Either is possible: 'at' is a point location; 'in' is within an area.
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