northpath
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As far as I know, both prepositions AT and BY are OK in the sentence:
Don't sit AT/BY the window - it is very cold outside.
But what about the sentence:
After my promotion, I finally sit BY/AT the window.
Are they both OK in that sentence too? Or which one is more preferable?
Don't sit AT/BY the window - it is very cold outside.
But what about the sentence:
After my promotion, I finally sit BY/AT the window.
Are they both OK in that sentence too? Or which one is more preferable?