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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a store" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific location or place where something is happening or where something is located. For example: "I bought some groceries at the store." "We met at the store to go shopping together." "He left his keys at the store yesterday." "At the store, they have a great selection of books."
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"In New York, you buy everything at a store.
Why wait in line at a store when there's Amazon?
Food used to be something I bought at a store.
On the way, the two men stopped at a store.
27 for $15 plus tax at a store in Commack.
They assumed that because you're working at a store, that you are a nobody".
He spent half an hour in line at a store in Midtown Manhattan.
They cannot return it as it was purchased at a store out of town.
After that, the transaction is processed like a normal credit card transaction at a store.
Those half-dozen times that he had run into Marilyn at a store — this small town!
You can't take her back like something you purchased at a store.
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