0I know that's correct:02br 02br 001) She was at the cinema. ( yesterday )02br 02br 002) We will meet at the club.02br 02br 003) I always meet someone I know at the doctor's.02br 02br 004) There are lots of shops at the airport.02br 02br 005) I stayed at the hotel.02br 02br 00But I want to know how to say that I'm in the place right now ( in the building ).02br 02br 00Can I say:02br 02br 001) I'm in the cinema ( now, I'm watching the movie ) or I'm at the cinema.02br 02br 002) I'm in the club ( now, I'm drinking a drink ) or I'm at the club.02br 02br 003) I'm in the doctor's ( now, I'm waiting in the waiting room ) or I'm at the doctor's.02br 02br 004) I'm in the airport ( now, I will fly soon ) or I'm at the airport.02br 02br 005) I'm in the hotel ( now, I'm at the reception desk ) or I'm at the hotel.02br 02br 00Maybe these are stupid questions, but I'm not sure which sentences are correct and which are not. For example when I go to the beach I say:02br 02br 00I go for a swim at the beach. 02br 02br 00But when I'm there I can say:02br 02br 00I'm on the beach sitting on a towel. ( I'm at the beach sitting on a towel. I quess this is wrong. )0-
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0Let's say someone has called your cell phone and says "Chris, where are you? "02br 02br 01font 001) I'm in the cinema ( now, I'm watching the movie ) or I'm at the cinema. - 02font 00Either is okay if you are inside.
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0Let's say someone has called your cell phone and says "Chris, where are you? I've been looking for your!"02br 02br 01font001) I'm in the cinema ( now, I'm watching the movie ) or I'm at the cinema. - 02font00Either is okay if you are inside. You can use "in" to stress that you are inside now - you will not come out to meet him, for ex