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Liton Das Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

I am standing ___ the Riverside

In, on, at

I suppose at would be correct cause it's an specific point.

Please help?

  

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g. the name of a restaurant or hotel or something. Is this intentional, or do you just mean standing by the side of a river?

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  • the name of a restaurant or hotel or something.
  • Is this intentional, or do you just mean standing by the side of a river?
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Because "the Riverside" has a capital, it appears to be the proper name of somewhere, e.g. the name of a restaurant or hotel or something. Is this intentional, or do you just mean standing by the side of a river?

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