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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
to vs at
I will come for Meeting to your office or
I will come for Meeting at your office
which is correct and what's the difference
I will come for Meeting at your office
which is correct and what's the difference
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These are correct: I will come for a meeting at your office. I will come to your office for a meeting. They are synonymous.
- These are correct: I will come for a meeting at your office.
- I will come to your office for a meeting.
- They are synonymous.
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These are correct:
I will come for a meeting at your office.
I will come to your office for a meeting.
They are synonymous.
I will come for a meeting at your office.
I will come to your office for a meeting.
They are synonymous.
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