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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
at /on beach
Hi
Please tell which is OK.
There was a tea stall at/on the beach.
Please tell which is OK.
There was a tea stall at/on the beach.
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In general, at indicates 'in the vicinity of' ~ on is a bit more specific.
- In general, at indicates 'in the vicinity of' ~ on is a bit more specific.
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In general, at indicates 'in the vicinity of' ~ on is a bit more specific.
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