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Either order is correct, but I think I'd put a comma after "library" in the first one.
The overall meaning is identical - a shade of difference could be that the first emphasizes where he is, and the second emphasizes what he's doing.
The overall meaning is identical - a shade of difference could be that the first emphasizes where he is, and the second emphasizes what he's doing.
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Hello Ibski,
As Barb said, they're both correct and mean exactly the same thing without any additional punctuation. However, by adding a comma after library, you change the emphasis.
As Barb said, they're both correct and mean exactly the same thing without any additional punctuation. However, by adding a comma after library, you change the emphasis.
Gary is studying at the library.[correct answer]
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