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Posted by Gwaahjo Jan 9 '09, 21:00

Would you write "Pick up at Penn Station and deliver to another location" or "Pick up from Penn Station and deliver to another location"

Basically AT or FROM.. or could either be used alright

I only ask because I'm invoicing and wasn't sure... thanks

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I don't get into Penn Station until tomorrow night, so make sure that limo is waiting -- nm - CQ Jan 9, 21:20
at--Penn Station is inanimate, it's not giving you the item, so "from" wouldn't work. -- nm - Trish Jan 9, 21:03 1
- that makes sense, thanks! -- nm - Gwaahjo Jan 9, 21:12
Either sounds good to me. -- nm - nubby Jan 9, 21:02
at. -- nm - school on monday loves mandy lane Jan 9, 21:02
I am horrible at this, but From sounds right. -- nm - Redmond Jan 9, 21:02 1
- Fail! -- nm - Redmond Jan 9, 21:06

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