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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Job with in at
1. It's not easy to get a job with/in/at Microsoft.
2. I have a job with/in/at Microsoft.
Which preposition is more appropriate in the above sentences and do they have the same meaning ?
2. I have a job with/in/at Microsoft.
Which preposition is more appropriate in the above sentences and do they have the same meaning ?
Top answer
Hi, All are OK. Possibly 'in' a bit less. Clive
- Hi, All are OK.
- Possibly 'in' a bit less.
- Clive
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