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Natalia09 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"at the stand" or "on the stand"
Hello,
Could anybody tell me what is correct:
The Company presented itself "at the trade fair stand" or "on the trade fair stand"
Thank you,
Could anybody tell me what is correct:
The Company presented itself "at the trade fair stand" or "on the trade fair stand"
Thank you,
Top answer
It would be 'at the trade fair stand' if we're talking about 'the trade fair stand' like a booth.
- It would be 'at the trade fair stand' if we're talking about 'the trade fair stand' like a booth.
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It would be 'at the trade fair stand' if we're talking about 'the trade fair stand' like a booth.
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And what would be the alternative? Do you mean "a booth" is smaller than a "stand"?
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Natalia09And what would be the alternative?Some kind of an elevated floor like a stage. If that's the case, then you can use 'on' or 'at'.
Natalia09Do you mean "a booth" is smaller than a "stand"?The size does not really matter. It was just an example for comparison to show that they are both separate area.
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