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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

On/in the parking lot

Could you tell me what the difference is between "I parked my car [ in the parking lot ] and [ on the parking lot]?
Thank you.
  

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Thank you. 'on' is unusual. 'in' is the usual word.

— CalifJim

  • Thank you.
  • 'on' is unusual.
  • 'in' is the usual word.
  • CJ
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lucas21cCould you tell me what the difference is between "I parked my car [ in the parking lot ] and [ on the parking lot]?Thank you.
'on' is unusual. 'in' is the usual word.

CJ
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How about "I found a purse on the parking lot"? In case of this, is it okay?
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lucas21cIn case of this, is it okay?
No.

Areas with borders usually take 'in'. in a parking lot / in a stadium / in a park / in a courtyard / in a garden

CJ
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