On / At
The supermarket is ___ the corner of Martin Street.
On / At. Which should I choose and why?
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Answers · 6
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I would use "on the corner of ... street & ... street"
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Either is fine.
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I would use "at," but there's usually two streets when we talk about corners. For example, "At the corner of Martin Street and Rains Street." I think "on" is acceptable too though; "at" would just sound more natural to me.
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As a native speaker I would recommend saying "on"
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As a native speaker I would recommend saying "on"
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