Thank you my sister Al- Asilah
In fact I have two comments on your answers:
A- As to #5 : He is sitting at his :
a: chair b: desk c: office d: room
and you said the ideal answer is c: office.
I have three points:
1- If you read the previous sentences and imagine the man holding a piece of paper surely you will imagine him sitting at his desk because the word desk is more suitable for this situation.
2- If he is really at his office , there is no need to use the word perhaps in number 6 because if he is really at his office, he is surely at work or on the job.(supposing that we can use at with the word office)
3- I don't think that we can use the preposition (at) with the word office because the preposition( in) is commonly used with the word office while I am so sure of the use of (at )with the word desk.( Fot more information check the book of Michael Swan , Practical English Usage)
B: As to #6 in fact I wanted to choose D: on job but when I looked it up in the dictionary, I found that it is not complete because it should be on the job with the added ,that is why I chose at work.
I hope that you read my reply and reply to me.
I wish you all the best.
Ahmad
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