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28 February
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Which one is correct “sit on the same table” or “sit at the same table”
Which one is correct “sit on the same table” or “sit at the same table”
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@chanheenator I would say sit at the same table. To sit on the table implies sitting atop the table.
My son is planning his wedding reception. I hope we get to sit at the same table.
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