Plurals and Prepositions.
Hi. Could you help me with this? In the following sentence, which should I use? Should I use the plural instead of the singular as for 'school?'
Nowadays, ( ? ), teachers spoon-feed their students and deprive them of their opportunities to study by themselves.
(1) in schools
(2) at schools
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You do not need the phrase at all. That's where teachers and students are. Nowadays, teachers spoon-feed their students, depriving them of the opportunity to study by themselves.
- You do not need the phrase at all.
- That's where teachers and students are.
- Nowadays, teachers spoon-feed their students, depriving them of the opportunity to study by themselves.
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You do not need the phrase at all. That's where teachers and students are.
Nowadays, teachers spoon-feed their students, depriving them of the opportunity to study by themselves.
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