Asked by rfvv
1. He broke his legs, and he's in the hospital now.
2. He broke his legs, and he's in hospital now.
3. The boys are playing in the hospital.
4. The boys are playing in hospital.
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Which ones are correct? What is the difference between them?
2. He broke his legs, and he's in hospital now.
3. The boys are playing in the hospital.
4. The boys are playing in hospital.
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Which ones are correct? What is the difference between them?
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Americans usually say "the" hospital.
People in the United Kingdom usually say in hospital -- without the article.
People in the United Kingdom usually say in hospital -- without the article.
Answered by
rfvv
1. He broke his legs, and he's at the hospital now.
2. He broke his legs, and he's at hospital now.
3. The boys are playing at the hospital.
4. The boys are playing at hospital.
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I changed 'in' into 'at.'
Which ones are correct? What is the difference between them?
2. He broke his legs, and he's at hospital now.
3. The boys are playing at the hospital.
4. The boys are playing at hospital.
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I changed 'in' into 'at.'
Which ones are correct? What is the difference between them?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Americans use "the", people in the U.K. don't.
3 and 4 don't make a lot of sense since children don't usually play at a hospital.
3 and 4 don't make a lot of sense since children don't usually play at a hospital.
Answered by
Aidana
something is wrong with my legs all my joints