Where to use "in" and "at" correctly in a sentence?
1. I'm in the meeting
2. I'm at the meeting
Which one is correct please?
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Both are correct - I’m in a meeting is more common however.
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You could use either and it would be correct. The difference is subtle. I would say that ‘in a meeting’ sounds more like a private meeting that you cannot leave. You might use this if you are at a work meeting. ‘At a meeting’ sounds more like an open more public meeting, perhaps a community meeting or PTA. I think you could use either and no one would notice.
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