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Originally Posted by Anglika  I am at the library - you could be either outside the library building or in the library building. It is not clear.
I am in the library - you are inside the library building. |
I found these examples on the internet:
I usually study at the library til 2am They would come from the other universities to study at the library at Saint Mary's If it's sais this is it grammatically incorrect or only not precise? Would people understand where the person is and consider it right or not? thank you very much!