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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Shouldn't it be "in" nstead of "at"?

The following is from a local newspaper.

Miss Zhou lives at a condominium in River Valley Road.

Shouldn't it be "in" instead of "at"?

Thanks.
  

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tamguatlay Shouldn't it be "in" instead of "at"? I would have thought so, but it is not an important point; perhaps it refers to a large structure at a distance containing many condominiums.

— Mister Micawber

  • tamguatlay Shouldn't it be "in" instead of "at"?
  • I would have thought so, but it is not an important point; perhaps it refers to a large structure at a distance containing many condominiums.
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tamguatlayShouldn't it be "in" instead of "at"?
I would have thought so, but it is not an important point; perhaps it refers to a large structure at a distance containing many condominiums.
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