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Originally Posted by moggy  Spaces and places, in this context mean room for a single vehicle. A parking lot (this is more american) or carpark (Eng. equivalent) is made up of parking spaces/places.
On or at sound okay, but on sounds better I think. |
Thanks, moggy.
Would you explain in a few words why on sounds better?
Besides, are there subtle differences between
on and
at the edge of cities?