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English question about usage of prepositions with a conjunction?
Asked by misty123 (407)
October 3rd, 2013
I am wondering about the below sentences:
1. Where are you? – in London or In New York vs In London or New York.
2. Where are you? – in the office or at home?
Do I need to use a separate preposition before and after “or”? – if so, it’s okay.
Or
does only one preposition work? – if that’s the case, then it cannot be applied to the second sentence because we cannot say “in home”.
Thanks in advance.
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