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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
in/at
That's something I've learned at military camp. Or
That's something I learned in military camp.
Are both useable if I went to military camp at a very young age? Are both prepositions okay too?
Thank you!
That's something I learned in military camp.
Are both useable if I went to military camp at a very young age? Are both prepositions okay too?
Thank you!
Top answer
"I learned", if you are no longer there.
- "I learned", if you are no longer there.
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PreciousJonesAre both useable if I went to military camp at a very young age?No. The first is not useable in that situation.
PreciousJonesAre both prepositions okay too?Yes. (I prefer "at".)
CJ
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