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| No, that's the first place I looked. Do we say "where did she look first or at first?" Which one is correct? |
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| First. At first perhaps she assumed she'd left it in her handbag, but before she started looking she realized the desk was the most likely place, so she looked there first. b |
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| Hi, Daisy, We use at first when there goes a but then or a similar expression, a contraposition: At first I didn't like that dish, now I find it yummy. First talks abt the sequence of actions: First bring broth to boil, then add some onions and celery. Cheers |
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| Happy to give my humble help. |
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