At My Office Or In My Office

Since the poster specifically mentioned in/at office without the article i thought i'd better clarify.

Incidentally (i'm from the uk) i don't get the reading that peter does with at the office:

To me it implies they're actually working at the office (whereas at work could imply e. g.

Meet me back at my office when you're finished.

I was supposed to meet my brother at his office, and he's not here.

You said to meet at office hours.

Because, conveniently, he only wants to meet at his office.

Look, arcola theaters wants to meet at our office tomorrow and see our presentation.

Let's meet at the post office tomorrow at two o.

But we also say he is at the office. (he works in an office and he is there right now. ) agreed, nef.

Also, at an office might be used when referring to the office building as a whole, while in an office focuses on a portion of the building.

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There's somebody at my job who keeps annoying me.

So in both your examples at my job is possible, in the second sense;

But in my job is much more likely.

In the first case, i'd say that of or for is more likely still.

Now things get a little bit different.

Both “in my office” and “at my office” are grammatically correct, but one is a lot more popular than the other.

“in my office” is more common to use because using the pronoun “my” specifies that we’re talking about our own office.

“at” is used in a more general way, meaning “at my.

My office is located at or in the new tower?

My office is located in the new tower.

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You're in the office if you mean to emphasise your physical location, inside a room where one works.

You're at the office if you are at a place of work, but not emphasising a specific room.

So, i need to have a printer in the office, but i'm at the.

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Usually i am, but yesterday i was in my office, working.

I am also lucky that i could fit through the window in my office.

Mr duplessis, i am not calling you from my office now.

I am the lawyer, yvonne is the client, and you're the kid who gave her a lift to my office.

And i am going to be just as rightafter breakfast up in my office.

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It was around the time your friend captain raydor showed up at my office. ;

A boy who works at my office. ;

You can call me at my office too. ;

I got a message at my office today from sophia russo. ;

Chloe showed up at my office here at jag. ;

I am getting you an interview at my office. ;

There's an opening at my office. ;

Gerald kozko was at my office today.

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After i published my article about being in/at school, one of my readers asked me about the difference between “in office” and “at office”.

What we would normally say is either “in the office” or “at the office.

Basically both are acceptable.

I will meet you at my office, or, i will meet you in my office.

However, if you want to tell others whether you are at work or not then in the (my) office is more suitable.

For example, i am going on vacation on monday, i will not be in my office on that day.

Usually, i will choose in the office when i refer something that is really inside an office building.

So that i will say i will see you in the office instead of i will see you at the office.

I am not sure whether this is correct or not.

But, when i searched the sentence using google, i found many examples of using at the office and in.

In a colloquial sense, you'd say 'in my office' to denote the specificity of the location of the meeting, whereas you'd say 'at my office' to generally denote the general sense of having a meeting at work.

However, this is a personal interpretation based on experience.

It should not be taken dogmatically.

I am going to pass over the obvious answer of, “yes, the initial word of each phrase is different. ”, and move onto a more intellectual answer.

Yes, there is a literal difference between these two phrases.

I will start with the second partial.