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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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No, I'm gonna stay at a hotel. Or
No, I'm gonna stay in a hotel.
And
Why don't you stay at a hotel in NY? Or
Why don't you stay in a hotel in NY?
Which is the correct usage?
No, I'm gonna stay in a hotel.
And
Why don't you stay at a hotel in NY? Or
Why don't you stay in a hotel in NY?
Which is the correct usage?
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The correct usage is "going to," not "gonna"! )
- The correct usage is "going to," not "gonna"!
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The correct usage is "going to," not "gonna"!
("In a hotel" and "at a hotel" are both okay.)
("In a hotel" and "at a hotel" are both okay.)
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