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Which one is correct?

I will be at the office at 9.

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I will be in the office at 9

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It depends on the context. Stating that you will be at the office at 9 implies that you shall arrive at 9. However, stating that you will be in the office at 9 implies that you shall continue to be in the office at 9.

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They are both correct. This ngram shows that "in the office" is about twice as popular as "at the office".

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