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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
at/on
Should it be:
We're on the rooftop. Or
We're at the rooftop.
Or both?
Thanks!
We're on the rooftop. Or
We're at the rooftop.
Or both?
Thanks!
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I think the appropriate preposition in this case is on . We are on the roof of a building, not at .
- I think the appropriate preposition in this case is on .
- We are on the roof of a building, not at .
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I think the appropriate preposition in this case is on. We are on the roof of a building, not at.
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It depends on what you want to say. If you are talking about where you are, then it's on. If you are talking about arrival, then at is possible.
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