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Which preposition is correct, “at”, “in” or “for”?
She works ____ customer support.
Which preposition is correct, “at”, “in” or “for”?
She works ____ customer support.
She works ____ customer support.
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@studiousboy i think you would use “at” or “in” only with the name of a physical place or a specific company not a general job title or occupation
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What department does she work in? She works in customer support.
What is her occupation? She works in customer support.
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@studiousboy i think you would use “at” or “in” only with the name of a physical place or a specific company not a general job title or occupation
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@chardy Ok. Because “customer support” is general job title or occupation, only “in” makes sense, right?
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