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Originally Posted by Alice_001  Which preposition is used for the following and why?
1) The theater is on/at 38 Darling Street.
2) Deliver the pizza at/on 38 Darling Street. |
1) The theater is
at 38 Darling Street.
The preposition
at refers to a specific point in space, in this context.
2) Deliver the pizza
to 38 Darling Street.
The preposition
to indicates "in a direction" or "towards" and it functions as a preposition of place in this sentence.