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Springmeans Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

preposition at vs. in

Would these be correct? ;
-a student 'at' the back of the class.
-a student 'at' the corner of the class.
-a person 'in' the back of the car. (not 'at' the back of the car)

Thanks.
  

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-a student at the back of the class. -a student in the corner of the class room . -a person in the back of the car.

— Rover_KE

  • -a student at the back of the class.
  • -a student in the corner of the class room .
  • -a person in the back of the car.
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-a student at the back of the class.Emotion: yes

-a student in the corner of the classroom.

-a person
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you mean the sentence with out a thump- up incorrect, right?

I think it has to be -a student at the corner of the classroom. (because it's "the person is taking up very small portion of the whole closed space.)

please advise me if wrong. Thanks!!
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The sentence without the thumb-up is correct.
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