which one is correct? at school or in school why?
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The phrases "in school" and "at school" are used interchangeably more often than not, but there is a subtle difference. I would be more likely to use "in school" to describe classroom activities and "at school" to refer to something having the physical location of the school."Today in school we studied the Roman Empire"."I have a meeting at school tomorrow with my children's teacher".
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Both are correct.
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