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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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"to the rear" vs "at the rear"
We have been told recently by our company that "at the rear" is in correct and "to the rear" is incorrect.
I work in property so it is commonly used when describing buildings.
Is either or both of these correct?
I work in property so it is commonly used when describing buildings.
Is either or both of these correct?
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Anonymous We have been told recently by our company that "at the rear" is in correct and "to the rear" is incorrect. I work in property so it is commonly used when describing buildings. Is either or both of these correct?
- Anonymous We have been told recently by our company that "at the rear" is in correct and "to the rear" is incorrect.
- I work in property so it is commonly used when describing buildings.
- Is either or both of these correct?
- Here are examples of both: Go to the rear of the bus.
- He is at the rear of the line.
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AnonymousWe have been told recently by our company that "at the rear" is in correct and "to the rear" is incorrect.Here are examples of both:
I work in property so it is commonly used when describing buildings.
Is either or both of these correct?
Go to the rear of the bus.
He is at the rear of the line.
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