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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
in school vs at school
What is the difference between
He is at school
and
He is in school?
He is at school
and
He is in school?
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Anonymous He is in school? He is a student. Anonymous He is at school He is currently at a place that is a school.
- Anonymous He is in school?
- He is a student.
- Anonymous He is at school He is currently at a place that is a school.
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AnonymousHe is in school?He is a student.
AnonymousHe is at schoolHe is currently at a place that is a school.
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If no article is used, he is a student in both sentences. In school is more American while at school is British. If no studying is involved, an article is normally used: My parents met the head teacher at the school yesterday evening.
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