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Nerdikarp Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"...in your career..." or "...at your career..." or "...with your career..."
1- You can learn alot in your career.
2- You can learn alot at your career.
3- You can learn alot with your career.
Which is correct and why?
Thanks!
2- You can learn alot at your career.
3- You can learn alot with your career.
Which is correct and why?
Thanks!
Top answer
" The meaning of 'In' as forming a whole part of something suits the place.
- " The meaning of 'In' as forming a whole part of something suits the place.
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I think it is "You can learn a lot in your career."
The meaning of 'In' as forming a whole part of something suits the place.
The meaning of 'In' as forming a whole part of something suits the place.
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