Talk about english

Can someone please help me? Is there a difference between AT HOSPITAL and IN HOSPITAL.

I apreciate all the help I can get. Thank you.

Bojana

“Samand is in the house.”
We know from this sentence that Samand is inside the house.
“Samand is at the house.”
We cannot tell from this sentence if Samand is inside the house or outside the house but we know he is somewhere at the house.

Today I was at the office. If someone phoned at my home asking where I was they would have been told “Robyn isat the office.”
While I was there if someone was looking for me, they would have asked where is Robyn?  For most of the day the response would have been; “She is in her office.”
I have a room in a building that is my office, however during the day I move to and from my room to interact throughout the building, the whole place where I work can be refered to as “the office” in which case you would say ‘at’ but when I am actually within my office you would say ‘in’.
Are you more confused now?

Oooooh, thank you very much. Would you help me if I had any more questions?

u’re welcome any time :)

Thanks!

wow so brilliant

At hospital means you are in the hospital,but I don’t know what had happened to you. But, in hospital means you  are ill and you are on the bed of the hospital. Do you think so. HiHi.

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