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Kekel  +  358786 Tue, 01 May 07 09:26 PM
If I intend to say that I don't like to speak in front of my classmates, should I say number one or two??

1) I don't like to speak at school

2) I don't like to speak in school
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CalifJim  +  358787 Tue, 01 May 07 09:32 PM
I would use 1).

It would not be wrong to use 2), however.

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