in / at the beginning
Hello, please someone could explain to me the difference between in and at the beginning
* They were happy together IN the beginning of their relationship.
* They were happy AT the beginning of their marriage.
TIA
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"In the beginning" refers more to the whole beginning period, while "at the beginning" refers to a particular moment in time. You can see the difference more clearly when you compare sentences like "I was watching tv in the evening" and "I was watching tv at 10:00pm".
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hi, I think " at the beginning" covers a much longer period while "at the beginning" is a precise moment
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