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#1 04-Mar-2008, 06:14
"at" or "in"?
Hi teachers!
Which are correct?
1. We learn new things at school.
2. We learn new things in school.
3. We do a number of activities at school.
4. We do a number of activities in school.
Best regards!
Dawood
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#2 04-Mar-2008, 12:27Re: "at" or "in"?
Both pairs are fine IMO. I would 'at' to indicate the place and 'in' when thinking about the educational system, though others oculd use them differently.
"at" or "in"?
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