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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

In or at?

Hello!

If you're inviting someone to an event, would you say

"Join us in the XYZ Hall"
or
"Join us at the XYZ Hall"

I feel like it could be argued that both are okay, but i'd really like someone else's opinion on this.

Thanks a bunch!
  

Top answer

They are both OK. "in" has the sense of "inside the building", whereas "at" is referring to the building as a location.

— GPY

  • They are both OK.
  • "in" has the sense of "inside the building", whereas "at" is referring to the building as a location.
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They are both OK. "in" has the sense of "inside the building", whereas "at" is referring to the building as a location.
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