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03-May-2005, 16:26
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 at + noun without an article at university at school at work at home is this group of nouns large? |
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04-May-2005, 05:09
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| Re: at + noun without an article at college at play It's not that large- they mostly refer to activities at certain places rather than thinking just in terms of the place.  |
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04-May-2005, 07:30
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| Re: at + noun without an article Thanks a lot. And one more question: what does 'at play' mean? Does it mean anything like 'to take part in football game'? |
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