at/in: location

[reglisse]

"at" is used for precise point. In your test, you have written: "The market's in the front of the old cinema". Why not "at" ? It's a precise point.

[Casiopea]

Welcome, reglisse.

If you use at to descibe the market's location, you'd be placing the market in(side) the old cinema. The two would share the same location.

All the best.

[reglisse]

Thanks Casiopea.
It's the first time I take part in a forum and it was my first question.
best regards