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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
There is a pile of toys in/at the corner of the children's room.
There is a pile of toys in/at the corner of the children's room.
Which prep. make more sense fitting in the above sample, in or at? Thanks.
Which prep. make more sense fitting in the above sample, in or at? Thanks.
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in the corner.
- in the corner.
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Grammar Geek...in the corner.Thanks, GG.
But could you describe in a few words why at the corner doesn't work in the context?
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Just the craziness of English prepositions, I guess. You can stand at the corner of two streets, but in a room, something is in the corner.
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