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50,000 learners tomorrow! #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:54 am   50,000 learners tomorrow!
 

hello there
first thanks much for helping me for my poor English and all the lessons I am getting from you

I have one Question about ( In and At)
where is the different between In and At, when can I use In or At.

Example: At the park.
In the park

At school
In school
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50,000 learners tomorrow! #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:56 am   50,000 learners tomorrow!
 

i think "at" used for time and in for place!! yeah?
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at school vs. in school #3 (permalink) Wed Nov 26, 2008 16:31 pm   at school vs. in school
 

Please read at school vs. in school.

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