What is the difference between "in" and "in the "?
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in is used to indicate the location of a someone at a particular point of time.
in the is used to indicate the nearness of a substance
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so if we say that a person is in the hospital and we say a person is in hospital what is the difference between the two?
in the first case the is used with hospital as proper noun.
tell the meaning
in the first case we are talking that a person is in the particular hospital
a person is in hospital and a person is in the hospital
the is used as proper noun
i tell you
and nothing in this sentence
when we say a person is in hospital it means that he is a guest or an invitee and when we say person is in the hospital it means that the person is getting treated
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IN is used when you are referring something enclosed by limitations while using IN is relatively specific and does not denote anything enclosed. 2. IN is used to denote a location of something inside a space while on generally, denotes something above a surface or within proximity.
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