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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

At/in such places

Hi all.


What would be the difference in the meaning between at/in such places? Thanks!


Also, with the subsidy, more gyms could be built at/in such places where it is now unimaginable yet desirable.

  

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anonymous Also, with the subsidy, more gyms could be built at/in such places where it is now unimaginable yet desirable. "Such places"? Which places are those?

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Also, with the subsidy, more gyms could be built at/in such places where it is now unimaginable yet desirable.
  • "Such places"?
  • Which places are those?
  • If they represent enclosures, then you probably need 'in'.
  • If not, it's possible that either 'at' or 'in' might be OK.
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anonymousAlso, with the subsidy, more gyms could be built at/in such places where it is now unimaginable yet desirable.

"Such places"? Which places are those?

If they represent enclosures, then you probably need 'in'. If not, it's possible that either 'at' or 'in' might be OK.

I suspect your context will lead you to choose 'in'.

CJ

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