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Thread: The use of In / At
- 10-Jul-2006, 14:58 #1
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The use of In / At I always have trouble with the use of IN and AT
1. I think it is cheap to buy clothes in GAP.
2. I think it is cheap to buy clothes at GAP.
Which is correct? Thanks for helping here!
- 10-Jul-2006, 15:37 #2
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Re: The use of In / At AT - It is the place where you buy clothes. In is used about the buildings as such.
- 10-Jul-2006, 15:43 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: The use of In / At Thanks for the quick response. What if I bought something in a mall.
1. It's fun to buy things in shopping malls.
2. It's fun to buy things at shopping malls.
