GoodDay
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- Joined
- Jan 3, 2012
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- German
- Home Country
- Burkina Faso
- Current Location
- Algeria
Hello everyone,
I've always been confused about "in" and "at" in the following examples:
- Students can do a course in many colleges and schools.
- If you pass your final exams at university you get a degree.
Why do we say "in a college" and "at university"?
Why and when do we use "at school" and "in the school"?
Why is it sometimes just "at university" and "at the University"?
I would appreciate if someone explained it to me in full or gave me a link to the material explaining this.
I'm very confused :S
Thank you.
I've always been confused about "in" and "at" in the following examples:
- Students can do a course in many colleges and schools.
- If you pass your final exams at university you get a degree.
Why do we say "in a college" and "at university"?
Why and when do we use "at school" and "in the school"?
Why is it sometimes just "at university" and "at the University"?
I would appreciate if someone explained it to me in full or gave me a link to the material explaining this.
I'm very confused :S
Thank you.
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