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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
At or to
Are both 'at' and 'to' correct in these sentences?
He honored us with his visit 'at or to' the opening of our new restaurant.
He honored us with his visit 'at or to' Mcdonalds.
He honored us with his visit 'at or to' the opening of our new restaurant.
He honored us with his visit 'at or to' Mcdonalds.
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'To' is the expected, though I see nothing grammatically wrong with 'at'.
- 'To' is the expected, though I see nothing grammatically wrong with 'at'.
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'To' is the expected, though I see nothing grammatically wrong with 'at'.
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