Please, which is correct?
1. Leo is a teacher, he works at school.
2. Leo is a teacher, he works at a school.
Thank you.
1. Leo is a teacher, he works at school.
2. Leo is a teacher, he works at a school.
Thank you.
at school/ at a school
Both could be correct depending on the context. If I had to go with one or the other I would however go with #2 though.
No. Either sentence is a possibility.
1. Leo is a teacher. He does work at his school.
2. Leo is a teacher. He has a job at a school.
1. Leo is a teacher. He does work at his school.
2. Leo is a teacher. He has a job at a school.
" Leo is a teacher. He works at school." implies "Leo works at my school"
"Leo is a teacher. He works at a school." implies "Leo works at a school but I don't necessarily know where"
It's the difference between "a school" and "the school". With no context #2 would probably be more correct but it's splitting hairs....
"Leo is a teacher. He works at a school." implies "Leo works at a school but I don't necessarily know where"
It's the difference between "a school" and "the school". With no context #2 would probably be more correct but it's splitting hairs....
at school: in the school
at a school: in one of many schools.
Big difference.
at a school: in one of many schools.
Big difference.
OK,OK, let's take some more context.
An Irish lady from Wexford is on a holiday in Turkey. She is retired. She tells a new acquaintance of hers about her son who lives in Wexford, too. Her acquaintance is from Edinburgh.
An Irish lady from Wexford is on a holiday in Turkey. She is retired. She tells a new acquaintance of hers about her son who lives in Wexford, too. Her acquaintance is from Edinburgh.