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Yasuyuki Matsumiya Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which is correct? At or In?

Would you tell me the correct preposition?
The clothes shop will open at Macy's NYC.
The clothes shop will open in Macy's NYC.
  

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Macy's is a department store that sells a lot of clothes. It does not make sense for another shop to be in or at Macy's. Do you mean near Macy's?

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  • Macy's is a department store that sells a lot of clothes.
  • It does not make sense for another shop to be in or at Macy's.
  • Do you mean near Macy's?
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Macy's is a department store that sells a lot of clothes. It does not make sense for another shop to be in or at Macy's.
Do you mean near Macy's?
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Oh, excuse me.
Then, I will turn my question.
The shop will open at the shopping mall.
The shop will open in the shopping mall.
Which one is correct?
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You could use either one. But a shopping mall is like a very large building, so "in" would be what I would say.
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Thanks your kind answer with explanation of shops.
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