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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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In or at?
worked in the company
or
worked at the company
Thanks a lot
or
worked at the company
Thanks a lot
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Both are fine and usually synonymous. If you wait a few moments, someone will come along with a long explanation of 'in' versus 'at', most of which information will be inapplicable to this situation.
- Both are fine and usually synonymous.
- If you wait a few moments, someone will come along with a long explanation of 'in' versus 'at', most of which information will be inapplicable to this situation.
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Both are fine and usually synonymous. If you wait a few moments, someone will come along with a long explanation of 'in' versus 'at', most of which information will be inapplicable to this situation.
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