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- 19-Apr-2011, 15:26 #1
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"in a bank" or "at a bank" I am on leave. So if somebody asks me "where are you working" Can I say,
I am working in a bank. or
I am working at a bank. Which one is correct?
Thank you.
- 19-Apr-2011, 15:34 #2
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Re: "in a bank" or "at a bank" NOT A TEACHER.
Originally Posted by edmondjanet 
"I work at/for a bank" would be my preference, but "in" might also be correct.
- 19-Apr-2011, 16:38 #3
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Re: "in a bank" or "at a bank" Hello, there.
I wonder if the indefinite article might be ommited?
Thanks.
- 19-Apr-2011, 16:39 #4
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Teacher Re: "in a bank" or "at a bank" No. Originally Posted by AlexAD
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