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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

In vs from & from vs by

Hi, I have 2 queries:

1) What is the difference between the following:

a) Which school are you from?

b) Which school are you in?

2)

a) This presentation is from Lucas.

b) Which school are you by Lucas.

Is (a) correct? If it is incorrect, how can we explain it?

Many thanks!
  

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Anonymous Which school are you from? Which is the school were you at before you traveled here? or Which school granted you your degree?

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Which school are you from?
  • Which is the school were you at before you traveled here?
  • or Which school granted you your degree?
  • Anonymous Which school are you in?
  • Which school are you attending?
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Anonymous Which school are you from?
Which is the school were you at before you traveled here? or Which school granted you your degree?
AnonymousWhich school are you in?
Which school are you attending?
AnonymousThis presentation is from Lucas.
Lucas gave me/us this presentation. (This wo
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