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Alex+ Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
In/at a car park.
Ex. I leave my car in/at a car park.
Which preposition (“in” or “at”) is used with “car park / parking lot”? I googled “in a car park” and “at a car park” and found a lot of sentences with both. Which is more common?
Thank you in advance.
Which preposition (“in” or “at”) is used with “car park / parking lot”? I googled “in a car park” and “at a car park” and found a lot of sentences with both. Which is more common?
Thank you in advance.
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Both prepositions are common in the US, although "car park" is uncommon. " Both prepositions work for both facilities, but "at" would probably win for the lot and "in" for the garage.
- Both prepositions are common in the US, although "car park" is uncommon.
- " Both prepositions work for both facilities, but "at" would probably win for the lot and "in" for the garage.
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Both prepositions are common in the US, although "car park" is uncommon. We use "parking lot" and "parking garage." Both prepositions work for both facilities, but "at" would probably win for the lot and "in" for the garage.
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