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3 Dec 2020
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hey ) can you explain me the difference between "in" and "at" prepositions when talking about location? And are there some rules seperately for American and British English when using prepositions, by the way?
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hey ) can you explain me the difference between "in" and "at" prepositions when talking about location? And are there some rules seperately for American and British English when using prepositions, by the way?
Thanks ☺️
Thanks ☺️
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- Bengali Near fluent
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If I say, for ex "I'm at the café" or "I'm in the café", would you get me the same?
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