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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions
What is the difference between "at the classroom" and "in the classroom" ? I think i have seen both of them but i can't remember in which situations 
for example i should say she talks alot "at" or "in" the calssroom?
thanks alot
for example i should say she talks alot "at" or "in" the calssroom?thanks alot
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She talks a lot in the classroom. 'In' is usual. Although you will see both prepositions used with many locational nouns (at/in the station/office/airport), I think that 'at the classroom' is very unusual.
- She talks a lot in the classroom.
- 'In' is usual.
- Although you will see both prepositions used with many locational nouns (at/in the station/office/airport), I think that 'at the classroom' is very unusual.
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She talks a lot in the classroom. 'In' is usual. Although you will see both prepositions used with many locational nouns (at/in the station/office/airport), I think that 'at the classroom' is very unusual.
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