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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

In vs. at

I will be at a meeting or I will be in a meeting?
  

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Either or both. I tend to use "at" for meetings away from my regular office building. I'll be at a meeting in Building 9 for the rest of the afternoon.

— BarbaraPA

  • Either or both.
  • I tend to use "at" for meetings away from my regular office building.
  • I'll be at a meeting in Building 9 for the rest of the afternoon.
  • I'll be in a meeting from 3 to 5 today.
  • I might use "in" for the first, but not "at" for the second.
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Either or both. I tend to use "at" for meetings away from my regular office building. I'll be at a meeting in Building 9 for the rest of the afternoon. I'll be in a meeting from 3 to 5 today.

I might use "in" for the first, but not "at" for the second.
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