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Gustavo K Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions at and from
Can I use the preposition "from" instead of "at" in the sentence "The apples I got at the store are bad"?
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From is sometimes used (perhaps even regional), but I like to think of it's being better used when actually talking about movement. I would use at here.
- From is sometimes used (perhaps even regional), but I like to think of it's being better used when actually talking about movement.
- I would use at here.
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From is sometimes used (perhaps even regional), but I like to think of it's being better used when actually talking about movement. I would use at here.
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OK, Philip. I thought the idea was the same as the verb "buy". But if the verb were "buy", would it make any difference? I learned to say "buy something from a particular place".
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From is sometimes used (perhaps even regional), but I like to think of it's being better used when actually talking about movement. I would use at here.
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