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1 feb 2016 · 'In' implies that the person was a patient at the hospital, whilst 'at' is more likely to be used when the person was just on the premises and not a patient, although you would probably use 'at' if you had a appointment at the hospital but were not admitted.
- I like Steve's answer; it's probably the first distinction that comes to mind for most native speakers. However, you've given us two very vague se...
- I am half Russian half English, live in Yorkshire currently. I would say "at the hospital" if I, for instance, visited my grandma there-I was at th...
- In vs At. Both are used to mention places but the difference is whether you are inside the place or outside or nearer to that place. I saw your mom...
- In American, Saying in The hospital to us, implies they are a patient. Same with being on vacation meaning you are on vacation, rather than saying...
Traduzioni in contesto per "in the hospital" in inglese-italiano da Reverso Context: up in the hospital, he's in the hospital, she's in the hospital, still in the hospital, you're in the hospital.
13 nov 2009 · I always use "in the hospital" or "at the hospital" myself. I've heard others use "at hospital" when they are talking about something that regularly takes place "at the hospital". I generally hear "in hospital" used as a hyphenated adjective describing some noun such as "in-hospital treatment".
6 set 2019 · To wrap up, “in hospital” versus “in the hospital” are regional difference between UK and US English. There’s no established reason these differences developed — at least none that we can pinpoint for sure.
18 feb 2012 · “to be in hospital” means one is sick and currently under the hospital’s medical care. “to be in the hospital” means one, for whatever reasons, is in the hospital building. It may be the doctors or nurses working for the hospital.
8 gen 2015 · The difference between "be in hospital" and "be in the hospital" is the same as in example you provided (patient/not patient). "Be at hospital" looks incorrect to me, though "be at the hospital" can be used when referring to a person not being a patient.
Use “in the hospital” when you want to express that someone is admitted as a patient receiving medical care. Here’s how to use it in sentences: “After the accident, she spent a week in the hospital.” “The doctors kept him in the hospital for observation overnight.” How to Use “At the Hospital”
