The two students were at the McDonald’s at Junction 8, when they were approached by a middle-aged man who asked them to help him order food.
Can “at Junction 8” be replaced by “in Junction 8”?
Thanks.
The two students were at the McDonald’s at Junction 8, when they were approached by a middle-aged man who asked them to help him order food.
Can “at Junction 8” be replaced by “in Junction 8”?
Thanks.
The two students were at the McDonald’s at Crossroads 8 when they were approached by a middle-aged man who asked them to help him order food.
Thanks, Torsten, but you haven’t answered my question, reproduced below for your easy reference.
Can “at Junction 8” be replaced by “in Junction 8”?
Junction 8 is apparently the name of a shopping mall.
You could say “in Junction 8”, though I think “at Junction 8” would be more common.
In my opinion, for a specific, identifiable or locatable place, the preposition ‘at’ is more suitable and grammatical.