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Can you please tell me if the following prepositions are right and correct them if it's needed. Can I also make the sentences short?

1- I live at Manhattan in New York.

Can it be shortened to 'I live at Manhattan, New York'?

1a- I live in Manhattan in New York.

Can it be shortened to 'I live in Manhattan, New York'?


2- I live at the Burj Khalifa In Dubai.

Can It be shorten to 'I live at the Burj Khalifa In Dubai'?


3- John: Where do you work? Me: I work at the Victoria Tower(a office) building) In Delhi.

Can It be shortened to "I work at the Victoria Tower, Delhi"?


4- I live at/in Shivaji Nagar (a small place consisting of 200-220 residential houses inside the small town of Serampore.) in Serampore.

Can It be shortened to 'I live at/in Shivaji Nagar, Serampore.'


Could anyone please explain in detail? It'll help me so much.

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cat deskat Manhattan

No, you can't use at with the name of a city. Use in.

cat deskat the Victoria Tower

Yes, you can use at with the name of a building where you work.


You live or work in a city.
You live or work at a building.

cat deskCan I also make the sentences short?

No. I don't recommend that except for a city-state combination.

Here's what you need:

I live in Manhattan, New York.
I live at the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
I work at the Victoria Tower in Delhi.
I live in Shivaji Nagar, Serampore.

CJ