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Newguest Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

in/at

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00"Done at Strasbourg" I'd like to ask why "at" instead of "in" I would write "Done in Strasbourg" What's the difference in this case between "at" and "in".02br
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02br 02br 00The preposition 'at' can sometimes be used with the name of a city when the sense is 'at a particular location'. )0-

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  • 02br 02br 00The preposition 'at' can sometimes be used with the name of a city when the sense is 'at a particular location'.
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0 What was the context you found this in, Newguest?02br
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00The preposition 'at' can sometimes be used with the name of a city when the sense is 'at a particular location'. 02br
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01i00The plane made an emergency landing at Philadelphia.02i00 (It means "at the airport in Philadelphia".)0-
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00It was written at the bottom of a certain document02br
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00"Done at Strasbourg" That's it!0-
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