In the beginning or At the beginning?
In the beginning of March or
At the beginning of March which one is correct?
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At the beginning of March is correct
In the beginning usually means initially. In the end usually means finally. At the beginning and at the end are usually followed by an expression of time or space.
Sometimes we can use either for the same period of time. "at" is better than "in" to go with the beginning of March.
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