Rachel Adams
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Hello.
Is is always "At the concert" not "At a concert" because it's a fixed expression? Just like "At the station", "At the doctor's" etc.
"Were there many people at the concert last night?"
It's from "Essential Grammar in Use" by Raymond Murphy.
Is is always "At the concert" not "At a concert" because it's a fixed expression? Just like "At the station", "At the doctor's" etc.
"Were there many people at the concert last night?"
It's from "Essential Grammar in Use" by Raymond Murphy.