Are "at" and "in" interchangeable in these situations and would the meanings of these sentences change if I use "at" instead of "in" and "vise versa? I am asking about BrE.
"I am at/in the office now. I am working. I will call you during my coffee break."
"I am at/in the office now. My sister forgot her phone at home so I had to bring it to the office." ( I don't work there.)
"I am at/in my favourite restaurant right now." (Eating)
"I am in/at my favourite cafe now." (Eating)
"I am in/at my favourite cafe now. (This is said while I left the table to call my friend.)
"I am at/in my favourite restaurant now. (This is said while I left the table to call my friend).
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گرامر را آسان یاد بگیرید Learning English just got easier! 📱 I'm at a cafe ☕ Or I'm in a cafe ☕ "I'm in the cafe" would suggest you are inside the cafe whereas "I'm at the cafe"suggests that you are outside the cafe. A: Hi Steve. Where are you? B1: I'm at an Italian café in…