In or at a place ?
The example :
I've got an interview _____ a place called Murcott House.
a) in
b) at
I think in the example above "in" is more appropriate but I'd like to see what's your opinion as well. Also if you know any rule when to use "in a place" and when "at a place" write it down as it would really help.
Top answer
I'd say "at", but "in" isn't wrong. For places you go to do some kind of business (and an interview counts as a kind of business), I recommend "at". It's the activity of being interviewed that's important, not the physical structure that is involved.
- I'd say "at", but "in" isn't wrong.
- For places you go to do some kind of business (and an interview counts as a kind of business), I recommend "at".
- It's the activity of being interviewed that's important, not the physical structure that is involved.
- CJ
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I'd say "at", but "in" isn't wrong.
For places you go to do some kind of business (and an interview counts as a kind of business), I recommend "at". It's the activity of being interviewed that's important, not the physical structure that is involved.
CJ
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