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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
stood at the corner
Can I say,
She stood in / at the corner of the lift.
She stood at / in the corner in the lift.
She stood in / at the corner of the lift.
She stood at / in the corner in the lift.
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Presuming that the lift is a closed box: She stood in the corner of the lift. She stood in the corner in the lift.
- Presuming that the lift is a closed box: She stood in the corner of the lift.
- She stood in the corner in the lift.
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Presuming that the lift is a closed box:
She stood in the corner of the lift.
She stood in the corner in the lift.
Presuming that the lift is a closed box:
She stood in the corner of the lift.
She stood in the corner in the lift.
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