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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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1. I'm working freelance as a computer programmer.

2. My next-door neighbor works in the seafood section [at/in] the supermarket.

3. The last person to open a box with a red ballon wins a ticket to Malibu.

Please correct any mistakes and pick the right preposition for #2. Thanks!
  

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2. My next-door neighbor works in the seafood section [at/in] the supermarket. 3.

— Verade

  • 2.
  • My next-door neighbor works in the seafood section [at/in] the supermarket.
  • 3.
  • The last person to open a box with a red ballon wins a ticket to Malibu.
  • I would say say "of the supermarket" in #2.
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2. My next-door neighbor works in the seafood section [at/in] the supermarket.
3. The last person to open a box with a red ballon wins a ticket to Malibu.

I would say say "of the supermarket" in #2.
"Balloon" is the spelling in #3.
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He works at the supermarket, in the seafood section.

Is this correct? I think it's correct but a comma is a must.
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Yes. Happy New Year!
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New2grammar
1. I'm working freelance as a freelance computer programmer.

2. My next-door neighbor works in the seafood section [at/in] the supermarket. (Don't ask me why!)

3. The last person to open a box with a red balloon [inside] ?? wins a ticket to Malibu. (Can't quite picture this scenario!)
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Perhaps "of" is a regionalism. "At" is certainly correct.
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1. I'm working freelance as a computer programmer.

2. My next-door neighbor works in the seafood section at the supermarket.

3. The last first
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