Go wait at the car?
I want to tell someone to go wait near the car and not in the car. can I say "go wait at the car"? I mean, this person won't be able to open the car. I just want them to wait around that area where my car parks.

Thanks.

Question

Go wait at the car?
I want to tell someone to go wait near the car and not in the car. can I say "go wait at the car"? I mean, this person won't be able to open the car. I just want them to wait around that area where my car parks.

Thanks.

Answer

By the car, means very close to car but not inside. By the tree, by the house, by the gate, by the fence. Got it?

Answer

Yes, you can say 'go and wait at the car' or you can say ' go and wait near the car.'

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