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Vdb Posted 11 years ago
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Is the following sentence correct?
"What were you doing in the same wedding I was in?"
If not, then please state the correct construction. I mean to convey that the speaker and the person spoken to were attending the same wedding ceremony.
"What were you doing in the same wedding I was in?"
If not, then please state the correct construction. I mean to convey that the speaker and the person spoken to were attending the same wedding ceremony.
Top answer
Use at instead of in.
- Use at instead of in.
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"I was in a wedding" implies that I was the bride, the groom, an usher, a bridesmaid, matron of honor, or other formal role.
"I was at their wedding" = I attended as a guest.
"I was at their wedding" = I attended as a guest.
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