The difference between school and school is that in school, you study in Chinese, that is, you study in school, emphasizing that the subject is the identity of students, while in school, you study in Chinese, that is, you study in school.

In school refers to education, study or participation in school activities, while at school refers to school or school-related activities. In school is usually used to describe learning or participating in school activities in the educational environment of the school, while at school is usually used to describe the specific location of the school or carrying out school-related activities.

In school refers to study, generally refers to the place where children or middle school students study or receive education. It is a countable noun and is often used with adjectives, possessive pronouns or definite articles. In school refers to paying attention to learning, education or school environment within the scope of the school, while at school refers to paying attention to the concept of geographical location in or around the school.

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At school, he is not a top student.

He is not a top student at school.

I don't remember my first day at school.

I have forgotten the first day of school.

Generally speaking, I like my time at school.

On the whole, I am very happy at school.

Think about it, those children must be at school now.

I remember, those children must be at school now.

Fortunately, I am interested in school work, otherwise I will go crazy.

I'm glad I'm interested in learning, otherwise I'll go crazy.