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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Work in a bank? at a bank?
I saw a phrase work in a bank in a listening script of my exam.
Don't you use I work at a bank more than in a bank?
Don't you use I work at a bank more than in a bank?
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Hi, Both are commonly said, but I more often hear 'in'. Also very common is 'I work for a bank'. Clive
- Hi, Both are commonly said, but I more often hear 'in'.
- Also very common is 'I work for a bank'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are commonly said, but I more often hear 'in'.
Also very common is 'I work for a bank'.
Clive
Both are commonly said, but I more often hear 'in'.
Also very common is 'I work for a bank'.
Clive
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Ah.. then this applies many things related to job description?
He works in a library/school/university/swimming pool etc,.?
I thought at a ~ is more used because at sounds like broad concept of the building but in sounds like you do some somewhere IN a bank, for example.
He works in a library/school/university/swimming pool etc,.?
I thought at a ~ is more used because at sounds like broad concept of the building but in sounds like you do some somewhere IN a bank, for example.
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Hi,
I wouldn't say 'He works in a swimming pool', because it sounds funny.
I wouldn't say 'He works in a swimming pool', because it sounds funny.
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