Question about sentences
Dear all,
I am unsure about when to use prepositions "in" and "at". I have referred some grammar books. But still I am in confusion. Kindly see the following sentences.
1) I am in office/at office. ( Now I am sitting inside the office and doing my work).
2) I am in School/at School.
3) I am in Hospital/at Hospital.
4) I am at work.
Thank you.
Top answer
1. I am in the office. ) 2.
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- I am in the office.
- ) 2.
- I am in/at school.
- ( In school is common in the USA while at school is usually used in Britain.
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1. I am in the office. (At the office isn't wrong, but it isn't used very often.)
2. I am in/at school. (In school is common in the USA while at school is usually used in Britain. Don't capitalise school and hospital.)
3. I am in hospital. (You are a patient. Americans use the article: in the hospital.)
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