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*"I'll be the store" (I'll be at the store)
*"I'll be the store" (I'll be at the store)

==See also==
*[[Zero did]]
*[[Zero do]]
*[[Zero if]]
*[[Zero of]]
*[[Zero to]]
*[[Zero definite article]]
*[[Zero past marking]]
*[[Zero plural marking]]
*[[Zero possessive marking]]
*[[Zero third person agreement]]



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Revision as of 17:27, 16 November 2007

Zero at refers to the nonstandard deletion of "at", at a place in a sentence where standard English has it, leading to sentences like this:

  • "Meet me five" (meet me at five)
  • "We were eating the restaurant" (we were eating at the restaurant)
  • "I'll be the store" (I'll be at the store)

See also