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Thread: in or at military ?!
- 02-Apr-2006, 11:26 #1
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in or at military ?! Hello,
I'd like to know the right one, this is a description of the meaning 'staff-sergeant':
1)A corporal-rank in military.
or
2)A corporal-rank at military.
And how could I make that decision by my own?
Any misspellings here? Please tell me.
- 02-Apr-2006, 14:14 #2
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Teacher Re: in or at military ?! I'd say:
A corporal in the military
The rank of corporal in the military
- 02-Apr-2006, 15:43 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: in or at military ?! OKay thanks.
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