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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Is it correct to say:
He is in or on a press conference. For example, he is David beckam's picture in or on a press conference
  

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Not on . I think either in or at would be fine.

— Philip

  • Not on .
  • I think either in or at would be fine.
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Not on. I think either in or at would be fine.
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Thank you.

I am just wondering is it possible to use both 'a' and 'the' in this sentence:

Becham is in the press conference.
Beckam is in a press conference.

He is in a press conference.
He is in the press conference.
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With a, the indefinite article, it would be any unspecified conference. With the, the definite article, it would be a conference that had already been mentioned or known of.
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