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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
In or at a club / In or inside the kitchen
Hello!
I'd like to know what's correct.
He was in a club or He was at a club.
He was in the kitchen or He was inside the kitchen
Thanks a lot!
I'd like to know what's correct.
He was in a club or He was at a club.
He was in the kitchen or He was inside the kitchen
Thanks a lot!
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In a club probably means that he was a member, not necessarily there at the time in question. At tells you where he was at a particular time Inside might be appropriate sometimes, but the normal is in.
- In a club probably means that he was a member, not necessarily there at the time in question.
- At tells you where he was at a particular time Inside might be appropriate sometimes, but the normal is in.
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In a club probably means that he was a member, not necessarily there at the time in question.
At tells you where he was at a particular time
Inside might be appropriate sometimes, but the normal is in.
At tells you where he was at a particular time
Inside might be appropriate sometimes, but the normal is in.
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