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Ytoshi23 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

preposition

hi!
'Are you studying in German or in English? ' or " are you studying in German or English?' ?
which one is correct ? and could you explain why?

Thank you,
  

Top answer

They are both OK. If you omit "in" then it is assumed.

— GPY

  • They are both OK.
  • If you omit "in" then it is assumed.
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They are both OK. If you omit "in" then it is assumed.
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Consider this difference.

Are you studying in German? Are your lessons (in whatever subject you are studying, eg physics eg history) conducted in German?

Are you studying German? Is this your subject?


Clive
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OK,let me rephrase the question.

'Are your lessons conducted in Germany or in English' or 'are your lessons conducted in German or English?'?

can i omit 'in' before English?
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OK,let me rephrase the question.

'Are your lessons conducted in Germany or in English?' Makes no sense.
'Are your lessons conducted in Germany or (in) England? Asks about the country your school is in
'Are your lessons conducted in German or (in) English? Fine.
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