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The difference between being with a doctor and being with a doctor.
There is no difference between being in a doctor's office and being in a doctor's office.

In stands for location (except home and school), at stands for month and date (home and school), and on stands for time period.

In and at are widely used, but on is seldom used.

The supplementary question should be "and didn't speak", because the original sentence is in the past tense.

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The Sorcerer's Apprentice