In Or At The Hospital

In Or At The Hospital. ‘The Future of Hospitals’ Flexible Space for the Next Pandemic The New York Times In the hospital, however, sounds to me as if I am a patient so if I say: I can't meet you mate, I'm in the hospital right now, my hypothetical mate will know that something has happened to me In hospital, in school, in (or at) university are the usual formats in British English

In the hospital, however, sounds to me as if I am a patient so if I say: I can't meet you mate, I'm in the hospital right now, my hypothetical mate will know that something has happened to me We use the preposition to with the verb "to be admitted" in the expression […]

Is It a Hospital or an Hospital?

"to be in the hospital" means one, for whatever reasons, is in the hospital building In the hospital, however, sounds to me as if I am a patient so if I say: I can't meet you mate, I'm in the hospital right now, my hypothetical mate will know that something has happened to me Use 'at hospital' if you are going to a doctor's appointment

Hospital Admission CapRock Health System. In the hospital, however, sounds to me as if I am a patient so if I say: I can't meet you mate, I'm in the hospital right now, my hypothetical mate will know that something has happened to me Your co-workers at the hospital said that you were kidnapped last night.

Aspirus saving hospital beds for the ‘sickest of the sick’ WFRV Local 5 Green Bay, Appleton. "to be in hospital" means one is sick and currently under the hospital's medical care To a British speaker "in the hospital" means in a specific or particular hospital because of the use of the definite article.The expression "in the hospital" to British ears looks back to a previous mention of a specific hospital.