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EXERCISE 38: Complete the sentences with at or in. In some sentences, both prepositions
are correct.
1. A: Is Jennifer here?
B: No, she's at the bookstore.*
2. A: Where's Jack?
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B: He's in his room.
3. When1 was work yesterday, I had an interesting telephone call.
4. Poor Anita. She's the hospital again for more surgery.
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5. Mr. Gow wasn't class yesterday. He was home. He wasn't
feeling well.
6. Last year at this time, Eric was Korea. This year he's Spain.
7. A: Where's Donna?
B: She's New York. She's attending a conference.
8. There's a fue extinguisher the hall.
9. The children are home this morning. They aren't school.
10. A: Where's Olga? I was supposed to meet her here at five.
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,. .'< B: She's the library. She's studying for a test.
A: Oh. Maybe she forgot that she was supposed to meet me here.
11. A: Where's Robert?
B: He's the computer room.
12. A: Where's Fatima? ' '
B: She's the supermarket. ,, , I
13. We ate a good restaurant last night. The food was delicious.
14. A thief broke the window of a jewelry store and stole some valuable jewelry. The
police caught him. Now he's jail. He's going to be prison for a
long time.
15. Singapore is Asia.
16. We had a good time the zoo yesterday. .
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CORRBCX: She's in & booktore, but only if the speDker wants to say that she is inside, not outside, the
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bookstore. Usdy a speaker usen at with a building to idendfy someone's location.
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