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Yoyo1 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

for/at

What's the difference here:

I doubt that I'll have an appetite for/at the restaurant later.

Are both OK?
  

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  • No; only 'at' seems a reasonable choice.
  • I know what you intend, but it sounds like you're not going to eat the restaurant.
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Hello, Yoyo1—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Yoyo1Are both OK?
No; only 'at' seems a reasonable choice. I know what you intend, but it sounds like you're not going to eat the restaurant.
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