[Grammar] into or at

[lady_bird13]

Which is the correct form?

Into Hanley's the staff are politer than Supersaver.

At the Hanley's the staff are politer than Supersaver.

Thank you!

 

[2006]

Which is the correct form?

Into Hanley's the staff are politer than Supersaver. :cross:

At [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] Hanley's the staff are politer than (the staff) at Supersaver.

Thank you!

2006

 

[lady_bird13]

but...I could also say:

The Hanley's staff are politer than Supersaver's (staff are).

Am I right?

 

[2006]

but...I could also say:

The Hanley's staff are politer than Supersaver's (staff are).

Am I right?

Yes, you can.