Hello!
Which is more correct?
We studied basic English in school? vs. We studied basic English at School?
Thank you!
Hi,
The only difference is that "in school" is American English and "at school" is British English.
M
Thursday, 4 September 2008
AAE Q151: 'in/at school'
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I've thought that only 'at' is correct in such cases. So, could we say 'in work' instead of 'at work'? And what about 'in home' vs 'at home', but 'in home' really sounds weirdly.
hmmm, and my 'sounds weirdly' really sounds weird :)
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Hi:
I also think the only correct option for AE is "at". For instance for Toefl/Toic exams, "at" is the correct option.
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