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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
School
Should it be:
She's at training school Or
She's in training school.
Thank you.
She's at training school Or
She's in training school.
Thank you.
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Hi, Should it be: She's at training school Or She's in training school. Both are OK, an sometimes no differnce is intened. here ae a couple of somments on subtleties.
- Hi, Should it be: She's at training school Or She's in training school.
- Both are OK, an sometimes no differnce is intened.
- here ae a couple of somments on subtleties.
- She's at training school Sounds like the topic is her present location.
- ehg Where is Mary?
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Hi,
Should it be:
She's at training school Or
She's in training school.
Both are OK, an sometimes no differnce is intened. here ae a couple of somments on subtleties.
She's at training school Sounds like the topic is her present location.
Should it be:
She's at training school Or
She's in training school.
Both are OK, an sometimes no differnce is intened. here ae a couple of somments on subtleties.
She's at training school Sounds like the topic is her present location.
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Clive'Training school' does not seem to me like very standard expression. What kind of school do you mean?Training school for her job.
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Hi,
You mean like a hair-dressing school? That's aht one would normaly call it.
Clive
You mean like a hair-dressing school? That's aht one would normaly call it.
Clive
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CliveHi,Yes, something like that.
You mean like a hair-dressing school? That's aht one would normaly call it.
Clive
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