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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Preposition choice
Should it be 'in or at'?
Look 'at or in' the mirror, that is your competition!
Look 'at or in' the mirror, that is your competition!
Top answer
If the sentence means that the person is competing against himself, use 'in'.
- If the sentence means that the person is competing against himself, use 'in'.
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If the sentence means that the person is competing against himself, use 'in'.
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Mister MicawberIf the sentence means that the person is competing against himself, use 'in'.Thanks, teacher. And yes, that is what it means!
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