At the last meeting OR In the last meeting...??

[SunMoon]

I am writing an e-mail where I have to say something like this:

"I am sending to all the team members the same document that you gave to all of us at the last team meeting."

So, I am not sure if at the last meeting is correct, have I to write in the last meeting instead?

 

[Soup]

My preference:

"I am sending the document you gave us at the last team meeting to all the team members."
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[daddyjohn]

Question: Why not use DURING? Thanks

 

[SunMoon]

Question: Why not use DURING? Thanks

I think that it is possible using during as well.

Although I would use it in cases like these below:

- During last meeting I understood that she was very up set.
- I saw him writing a letter to her during last lesson.

Though it is a consideration of a non native English.

Hope that helps!