On, in, at or by...

[Liar]

...the airport?

In the context "I met them ** the airport"


This English amateur needs help.

My English writing guide provides no answer, and I see all of them in use when I look for what others have written.

What ya suggest?

 

[Stella_Omega]

...the airport?

In the context "I met them ** the airport"


This English amateur needs help.

My English writing guide provides no answer, and I see all of them in use when I look for what others have written.

What ya suggest?

"I met them at the airport"

 

[lil_elvis]

In or at if you actually met them in the terminal building

by is more like a rendezvous at a closely located motel with hourly rates

 

[Liar]

In it is then. Ta!

 

[Guest]

...the airport?

In the context "I met them ** the airport"


This English amateur needs help.

My English writing guide provides no answer, and I see all of them in use when I look for what others have written.

What ya suggest?

I picked them up at the airport.

We met inside the terminal.

 

[Liar]

In it is then. Ta!

Eh... at, I mean. A little brain fart there.

 

[maggot420]

...the airport?

In the context "I met them ** the airport"


This English amateur needs help.

My English writing guide provides no answer, and I see all of them in use when I look for what others have written.

What ya suggest?

I met them on the airport, but then the wind blew us off
I met them in the airport and chased them through the metal detectors
I met them at the airport, but it was the wrong airport so we quickly left
I met them by the airport and we almost got clipped by the wing of a jet

 

[Colleen Thomas]

At would be the one most would be comfortable with liar. It may not be gramatically correct, but in the vernacular I've never heard on or in in that context.

 

[gauchecritic]

You could meet them above the airport.

 

[maggot420]

You could meet them above the airport.

I think thats a club members area