What's the difference between "in the camp", "at the camp", "in camp" and "at camp"?

is there any difference between I was afraid you wouldn't come. and I was afraid you weren't gonna come. ???

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The world right now is in the middle of a mental health crisis. It's estimated almost half the population suffers from depression at some stage throughout their life rather than join the queue. What does that mean here"rather than join the queue"?

What's the difference between just and only?

English students, try this! Topic: Phrasal Verbs

A1. The first time that I walked into a shop in Costa Rica, I was hit in the face with the realization that I did not practice enough Spanish for this trip. B1. The first time that I walked into a shop in Costa Rica, I realized that I did not practice enough Spanish for this trip. A2. The first time that I walked into a shop in Costa Rica, I was hit in the face with the realization that I had not practiced enough Spanish for this trip. B2. The first time that I walked into a shop in Costa Rica, I realized that I had not practiced enough Spanish for this trip. Does the first set of phrases sound better than the second one?