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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

which sentence is correct?

should i write in or at when i say i stay in kolkata or i stay at kolkata
  

Top answer

I'm not sure what 'kolkata' is. If it's a town, use in . If it's a hotel, use at .

— Philip

  • I'm not sure what 'kolkata' is.
  • If it's a town, use in .
  • If it's a hotel, use at .
  • The word should probably be capitalized.
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I'm not sure what 'kolkata' is. If it's a town, use in. If it's a hotel, use at. The word should probably be capitalized.
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Anonymousi stay in kolkata
I believe you are trying to write this:

I live in Calcutta.

CJ
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