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Nobody12 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Is there any difference between "in meeting" and "at meeting"?

Hi,

I have seen sentences like:

  • The loan was not discussed in meetings this morning.
  • It's been discussed at meetings.

I wonder if there are any difference between the meaning of "in meeting" and "at meeting"? Also are there any difference between the usage of the two?


Thank you very much.

  

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"in meetings" is better. "At meetings" is ok, but seems somewhat uncouth. It might be a British / American English difference, though.

— AlpheccaStars

  • "in meetings" is better.
  • "At meetings" is ok, but seems somewhat uncouth.
  • It might be a British / American English difference, though.
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"in meetings" is better.

"At meetings" is ok, but seems somewhat uncouth.

It might be a British / American English difference, though.

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