***NOT A TEACHER*** I think that most Americans would say "died AT the front." But if you refer to a particular front: he died ON the Western Front. (When you read, you should write down in a notebook how native speakers use those three prepositions. Even native speakers don't always agree on which one is "correct.")Hello, which preposition is correct in this sentence.
Her son died at the front / on the front / in the front.
Thanks in advance.
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