Prepositions
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Can we say I arrive to work at 9 o'clock or do we need to use "at"? Also can we say I was late to class or do we need to use "in"?
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Which is correct ‘on holiday‘ or ‘for a holiday‘ Asked by: Sarika in India, USA You can listen to this answer ...
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can we say both: at the cinema and in the cinema?
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IS is correct to say: In Christmas we use to eat turkey. or At Christmas we use to... which is the right preposition before the word Christmas in cases like this?
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The phrase, "for free", is heard a lot these days. It seems like bad usage to me. What is the grammatical explanation?
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