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What do you call a building in which a "pool" is lied? For example does this sentence sound correct "I've left my wallet in the pool".
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"I've left my wallet in the pool" is okay but people will interpret it literally that you left your wallet inside the swimming pool. I guess it's better if you know the name of the building. just like this:
example the building's name is JL building. Therefore you should say "I've left my wallet at the JL building in the pool area."
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Your sentence should be, "I've left my wallet at the pool".
Hope this helped.
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