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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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In/at a fleet of one thousand ships
Within one week, Agamemnon had gathered a huge army, and they set sail for Troy in a fleet of one thousand ships.
Hi,
Is "in" in the above interchangeable with "at?" If not, what does it mean? Thanks.
Hi,
Is "in" in the above interchangeable with "at?" If not, what does it mean? Thanks.
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No, because people sail in a ship. One ship is in a fleet of many ships.
- No, because people sail in a ship.
- One ship is in a fleet of many ships.
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No, because people sail in a ship. One ship is in a fleet of many ships.
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No it's not. You can't set said for Troy at a fleet of one thousand ships...it would be interchangeable with on but not at.
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