English Language & Usage Asked by john333 on November 2, 2020
I want to be in the center of the change.
I want to be at the center of the change.
In the context, the statement makes that I want to be at the center of the changing society, I want to play an important role.
Which preposition do I need?
At means place, position. So I'd say at the centre of change, or like you phrase it "at the centre of the changing society".
In means inside a whole or a context, or a situation, a phenomenon maybe. So I'd say in change, in society etc.
I think one should follow his physical understanding in such things.
Answered by John P. on November 2, 2020
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