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Which one is correct — “at the city” or “in the city”?
I want to know the correct preposition to use with the word city in the following context:
He arrived in the city.
He arrived at the city.
So which one will be correct?
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Phrasing of “What knowledge is required [at/in] [a] university?”
In British English, how should I properly write a sentence like
What knowledge is required at university?
Basically, I want to ask what knowledge is required for study at a university or in a ...
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“In office” or “at office”? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
“At” or “in” the office?
I am a little confused about which preposition should be used here as in the title. I prefer to use in office. But how about the other one? Are ...
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3answers
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Which one is right? He works at XYZ company or in XYZ company?
I usually use "at a company" but I have encountered some articles using in a company, in XYZ firm or in a organization.
Which one is right? I am confused
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Which one is more correct: “works at a university” or “works in a university”?
My relative is a fairly big academic and works at a university.
Is this correct? or should I have used in instead?
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“At the end” or “in the end”
Which is correct?
I am planning to buy some property at the end of 2011.
I am planning to buy some property in the end of 2011.
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2answers
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“Studying PhD at the university” or “studying PhD in the university”?
Which of these two sentences is correct:
I am studying PhD at the university.
I am studying PhD in the university.
Should I use "at" or "in"? Or is there no difference?
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“Good at” or “Good in” [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
“At” vs. “in” before verb
"He is good in painting" or "He is good at painting" — which one is correct?
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in early am or at early am (time)
Sexy, let’s go to AC for the whole night this or the following Friday night. We can leave around 8-9 pm and come back in early am.
Is this correct?
