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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Hang out at/Hang out in
Dear all,
I would like to know which of the following words are correct.
Hang out in.
Eg:We spent her time in Paris hanging out in cafes and bars.
Hang out at
Eg:We are going to hang out at John's house this afternoon
Thanking you.
Top answer
cat navy 425 We spent her time in Paris hanging out in cafes and bars. Not sure the meaning of the red portion of the sentence. Nontheless, "at" is the preposition you need.
- cat navy 425 We spent her time in Paris hanging out in cafes and bars.
- Not sure the meaning of the red portion of the sentence.
- Nontheless, "at" is the preposition you need.
- Hang out at We are going to hang out at John's house this afternoon
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cat navy 425
We spent her time in Paris hanging out in cafes and bars. Not sure the meaning of the red portion of the sentence. Nontheless, "at" is the preposition you need.
Hang out at
We are going to hang out at John's house this afternoon
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