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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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Note the change of room
Note the room change.
Note the change of venue
Note the venue change
Note the change in venue
Which are correct to indicate there's a change of meeting venue?
Note the room change.
Note the change of venue
Note the venue change
Note the change in venue
Which are correct to indicate there's a change of meeting venue?
Top answer
'Note the change of venue' is correct.
- 'Note the change of venue' is correct.
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Hi,
They are all OK.
Venue refers to a meeting. Room does not necessarily involve a meeting, but it depends on the context. A venue may also be something other than a room, eg two rooms, a building, a sports stadium, etc.
Best wishes, Clive
They are all OK.
Venue refers to a meeting. Room does not necessarily involve a meeting, but it depends on the context. A venue may also be something other than a room, eg two rooms, a building, a sports stadium, etc.
Best wishes, Clive
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If I read "Note the change in/of venue" I would think that you are meeting in the Marriott hotel instead of the Hyatt. It's a pretty major change.
If I read "note the room change" I'd think that instead of the Aroostic Meeting Room, we'll be in the Cumberland Meeting Room. Same hotel, different room.
As Clive says, all are correct, but I find "room change" slightly more natural
If I read "note the room change" I'd think that instead of the Aroostic Meeting Room, we'll be in the Cumberland Meeting Room. Same hotel, different room.
As Clive says, all are correct, but I find "room change" slightly more natural
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