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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

At/to

Are both OK:

First time to/at Singapore's bar street. It was a lot of fun!

  

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This is casual speech. 'to ' suggests you are thinking that it is the first time you went there. 'at' suggests you are thinking of the street as a location, but in this case I'd say 'First time in Singapore's bar street'.

— Clive

  • This is casual speech.
  • 'to ' suggests you are thinking that it is the first time you went there.
  • 'at' suggests you are thinking of the street as a location, but in this case I'd say 'First time in Singapore's bar street'.
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This is casual speech.

'to' suggests you are thinking that it is the first time you went there.

'at' suggests you are thinking of the street as a location, but in this case I'd say 'First time in Singapore's bar street'.

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