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Magic79 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
in prison/ at prison?
Same question in colors:
in prison vs. at prison ?
in the hospital vs. at the hospital ?
Does "he is in prison/in hospital" here mean a prisoner and a patient respectively whereas "at" a visitor of a prison and a visitor of a hospital respectively?
Could you please assure me of the right answer to my enquiry?
Thanks.
in prison vs. at prison ?
in the hospital vs. at the hospital ?
Does "he is in prison/in hospital" here mean a prisoner and a patient respectively whereas "at" a visitor of a prison and a visitor of a hospital respectively?
Could you please assure me of the right answer to my enquiry?
Thanks.
Top answer
Yes, you have it right. in prison - prisoner at the prison - visitor in hospital (British); in the hospital (American) - patient at the hospital - visitor CJ
- Yes, you have it right.
- in prison - prisoner at the prison - visitor in hospital (British); in the hospital (American) - patient at the hospital - visitor CJ
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Yes, you have it right.
in prison - prisoner
at the prison - visitor
in hospital (British); in the hospital (American) - patient
at the hospital - visitor
CJ
in prison - prisoner
at the prison - visitor
in hospital (British); in the hospital (American) - patient
at the hospital - visitor
CJ
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