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Nerdikarp Posted 15 years ago
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"...looking at cell b7..." or "...looking in cell b7..."

1-"We are looking at cell b7."

2-"We are looking in cell b7."

3-"We are looking on cell b7."

Which is correct? Why?

Thanks!
  

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Hi, What's cell b7? Is that a place or sth? If so my guess would be "look in".

— Imantaghavi

  • Hi, What's cell b7?
  • Is that a place or sth?
  • If so my guess would be "look in".
  • Let's see what others say!!
  • Cheers, Iman
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Hi,

What's cell b7? Is that a place or sth? If so my guess would be "look in".

Let's see what others say!!

Cheers,

Iman
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nerdikarp1-"We are looking at cell b7."
2-"We are looking in cell b7."
3-"We are looking on cell b7."
I can contextualize 1 and 2, but not 3. 1 would be something like a cell on a spread sheet. 1 and 2 are both possible for a prison cell or a monk's cell.

CJ
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