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Charging Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
In/At Football
Suppose there are two rival schools, School A and School B, who play a number of sports against each other.
"School A never beat School B in football."
"School A never beat School B at football."
Is "in" or "at" incorrect? If both okay, how are they different in this context?
"School A never beat School B in football."
"School A never beat School B at football."
Is "in" or "at" incorrect? If both okay, how are they different in this context?
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Is " in " or " at " incorrect? No, I have seen both prepositions used in this sort of context.. If both okay, how are they different in this context?
- Is " in " or " at " incorrect?
- No, I have seen both prepositions used in this sort of context..
- If both okay, how are they different in this context?
- There is no difference in meaning.
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Is "in" or "at" incorrect? No, I have seen both prepositions used in this sort of context..
If both okay, how are they different in this context? There is no difference in meaning.
If both okay, how are they different in this context? There is no difference in meaning.
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