I was wondering about my grammar. Some of you know that I am deaf so I need some help with my grammar.
Which one is right?
1) Do you work Downtown?
2) Do you work at Downtown?
Thanks!
Grammar Question
by Iamallcool 8 Replies latest jw friends
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JeffT
1 is corrrect if you are referring to "downtown" as a generic term for the central part of a city, in which case it is not capitalized, i e downtown Seattle. If you work at a business called "Downtown" 2 is correct, with the capital in downtown.
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OUTLAW
Correct answer:
1) Do you work Downtown?..
Now that I fixed your Grammer..
I can Fix your Gramper too..
.................... ...OUTLAW
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Steve_C
Number 1 is correct, at least in American usage.
I say that because preposition use varies in some cases among English-speaking countries, eg. "I like to play golf on weekends"=American / "I like to play golf at weekends"=British
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Iamallcool
Steve_C, thats interesting.
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Iamallcool
Outlaw, Thanks for your help http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/grammer.html
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Iamallcool
JeffT, I appreciate it.
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Found Sheep
"at" would be if it was a specific place
