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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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To go to New York, you need to change trains in chicago.
To go to New York, you need to change trains at chicago.
Which of these is considered to be correct?
Thank you.
To go to New York, you need to change trains at chicago.
Which of these is considered to be correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
Both prepositions are fine, but 'Chicago' needs capitalization.
- Both prepositions are fine, but 'Chicago' needs capitalization.
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Both prepositions are fine, but 'Chicago' needs capitalization.
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