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Ac2000 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

in / on a square?

Hello,

I'm not sure, what preposition to use with (public) square.

E.g.:
You can often see fountains in/on the squares of this city.
Let's meet in/on the square near the museum.

Thanks
  

Top answer

ac2000 'm not sure, what preposition to use with (public) square. Both sound fine to me. Use either without fear or favour.

— Mister Micawber

  • ac2000 'm not sure, what preposition to use with (public) square.
  • Both sound fine to me.
  • Use either without fear or favour.
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ac2000'm not sure, what preposition to use with (public) square.
Both sound fine to me. Use either without fear or favour.
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ac2000Let's meet in/on the square near the museum.
I would use "at" instead of "on" in that sentence.
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