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I live uptown vs I live in a uptown

The correct phrase is "I live uptown." The preposition "in" is not needed before "uptown" in this context. It is more common and natural to say "I live uptown" to indicate that someone lives in the uptown area of a city.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 1461 views

I live uptown

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone lives in the uptown area of a city. The preposition "in" is not needed before "uptown" in this context.

Examples:

  • I live uptown, near the park.
  • She enjoys the vibrant atmosphere of living uptown.
  • Do you know anyone who lives uptown?
  • They have a beautiful apartment uptown.
  • Living uptown has its advantages and disadvantages.

Alternatives:

  • I live in the uptown area.
  • I live in uptown Manhattan.
  • I live in the uptown district.
  • I live in the uptown neighborhood.
  • I live in the uptown part of town.

I live in a uptown

This phrase is incorrect in English. The article "a" should not be used before "uptown" in this context.

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