[Grammar] In front of or at front of

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Which sentence is correct?

The market is in front of the old cinema.
The market is at front of the old cinema.
 
Jadoon 84 said:
Which sentence is correct?

The market is in front of the old cinema.
The market is at the front of the old cinema.
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They are both possible.
 
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