finding shelter

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Hello, I have a question.
It has to do with "finding shelter"

This is the sentence as I wrote it:

With a box full instructions, he travels towards the city he has been studying all his life.
He is send out to find shelter at David Wilde, an expelled history professor.

is it
a) finding shelter at David Wilde, an expelled history professor
b) finding shelter with David Wilde, an expelled history professor
c) finding shelter by David Wilde, an expelled history professor

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[kfredson]

Hello, I have a question.
It has to do with "finding shelter"

This is the sentence as I wrote it:

With a box full instructions, he travels towards the city he has been studying all his life.
He is send sent out to find shelter at David Wilde, an expelled history professor.

is it
a) finding shelter at David Wilde, an expelled history professor
b) finding shelter with David Wilde, an expelled history professor
c) finding shelter by David Wilde, an expelled history professor

please mail it to:
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We would use "at" for a specific location, "in" for a city or a building, "with" for a person. We never use "by." (Germans often make this mistake, since their word for the same thing is "bei.")