Nevertheless the comical spirit of this use of at in the English language is in fact seriously comical and appreciated in its fullest caricatural presentation of an act when comically serious.
The colloquial evidence stands in support of this distinction-he's at it again, a British idiomatic use of at, would well continue this described and eventful appearance of the stranger, although admittedly comically. On the door, formality being that which is carried out and satisfies convention and common etiquette, is the more formal.Īt the door, connoting almost a barrage, an attack in this sense if the specificity of location of the blow/s on the door is taken into account, suggests more than one and more also in sentiment, more than one tap. It would seem at is the version of on which is reflected in the idiomatic "on and on." At suggests a repeated knocking in that it is the less formally appropriate of the choices. We're more concerned about the location where it happened-where the sound of knocking came from. Not last night but the night before, Twenty-four robbers came knocking at my door I asked them what they wanted, And this is what they said: Spanish Dancer, do the splits. For all intents and purposes, it might have been something else other than the door. (Of A Revolution.) 50.9K subscribers Music video by O.A.R. In the second sentence, we don't care about the fact that the knock was on the door. Knocking at Your Door (Audio) 235,206 views 1.9K Dislike Share Save O.A.R. He got so scared that he could barely move when he heard a loud knock at the door. He knocked on the door in hopes that someone would open it. That's the place where the act of meeting you will take place.
The location is Bob's place (the house or apartment where he lives). This is in principle similar to how we use the preposition at when talking about places as locations. It entered Billboard's R&B charts 11 on September 3, where it spent eighteen weeks and reached number two. Oh this life that I’m living, it seems so unforgiving. To a place that’s filled with dark and gloom. Who’s that tapping at my window, who’s calling me to go. It could have been the door, but it might just as well have been something else that the stranger was knocking on. Now you're comin' back knockin' on my door I hear you knockin', but you can't come in I hear you knockin', go back where you been 'I Hear You Knocking' was released as a single by Imperial Records in 1955. Whose that knocking at my door, have I heard that knock before. It happened near the door where the stranger was standing. In the second sentence, at specifically expresses the location where the knocking took place. The stranger was (possibly) knocking on something else while he was standing next to the door. The stranger was knocking on the door itself.
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