The above question is generated from a clarification sought by a reader. The poser is, however, not a new one as many had pondered the slippery relationship between ‘at’ and ‘in’ as well as other related prepositions.
Do we say someone is at a supermarket, restaurant etc. or he is in it?
Apart from answering the question in today’s lesson, we will revisit similar ones like those involving whether one sleeps on a bed or in it, or…
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