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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Staying at

is it correct to say "hotel I am going to be staying at" or " hotela I am going to be staying"
  

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You have to use "at". This is the hotel (that) I'm going to be staying at. But if you use "where", omit "at": This is the hotel where I'm going to be staying.

— CalifJim

  • You have to use "at".
  • This is the hotel (that) I'm going to be staying at.
  • But if you use "where", omit "at": This is the hotel where I'm going to be staying.
  • CJ
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You have to use "at".

This is the hotel (that) I'm going to be staying at.

But if you use "where", omit "at":

This is the hotel where I'm going to be staying.

CJ
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