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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Hi. Please help. Which prepositions should we use for these contexts?
1. Let us say a math teacher has prepare a worksheet, and asks his students to write their names at the upper righthand corner of the paper. Which is correct?
Please write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet.
2. Which is correct?
In/at the back of the room is a table with sign-up sheets. You can sign up for the upcoming trip there.
3. I am sorry but could you help me with this too? Which is correct?
You shouldn't chew gum during class/during the class.
1. Let us say a math teacher has prepare a worksheet, and asks his students to write their names at the upper righthand corner of the paper. Which is correct?
Please write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet.
2. Which is correct?
In/at the back of the room is a table with sign-up sheets. You can sign up for the upcoming trip there.
3. I am sorry but could you help me with this too? Which is correct?
You shouldn't chew gum during class/during the class.
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Anonymous Please write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet. Both are correct. I use "in the ...
- Anonymous Please write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet.
- Both are correct.
- I use "in the ...
- corner".
- Anonymous In/at the back of the room is a table with sign-up sheets.
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AnonymousPlease write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet.Both are correct. I use "in the ... corner".
AnonymousIn/at the back of the room is a table with sign-up sheets.Both are correct. I use "at the back ...".
AnonymousYou shouldn't chew gum during c
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Hi,
Which prepositions should we use for these contexts?
1. Let us say a math teacher has prepare a worksheet, and asks his students to write their names at the upper righthand corner of the paper. Which is correct?
Please write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet.
Which prepositions should we use for these contexts?
1. Let us say a math teacher has prepare a worksheet, and asks his students to write their names at the upper righthand corner of the paper. Which is correct?
Please write your name in/at the upper righthand corner of your worksheet.
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