try it at the vs try it on the

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Try it at the' is used when referring to a specific location or venue, while 'Try it on the' is used when referring to trying something on, like clothes or accessories.

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try it at the

This phrase is correct when referring to trying something at a specific location or venue.

Use 'try it at the' when you want to mention a specific place where something should be tried.

Examples:

You should try it at the new restaurant down the street.
Let's try it at the park tomorrow.
I want to try it at the store before buying it.

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We could try it out this weekend at the "Faculty Follies" after-party.
We could try it out this weekend at the "Faculty Follies" after-party.
I'll try it on Sunday at the race
Now we just have to try and do it at the same time.
If you are taking Agopton once a day, try to take it at the same time each day.
We're going to try and stop it at the Huatulco turn-off.
You have to try to look at it from the inside.
But you have to try to look at it from the shareholder's perspective.
It's got a computer vision system, and it tries to look at the people who are moving around the most.
So let's try to look at it through the prism of his anger.
What if we try touching it at the same time?
What you see is it takes steps backwards, it tries to counter-balance, it tries to look at the place where it thinks it's going to land.
And I want you to know that even though that we've had our differences and I'm not entirely clear on what the function of your special OS is, I'll try and do it justice at the demo.
The political concept of sustainable development is too general to lead to tangible results, and what is more, it tries to deal at the same time with protecting the natural environment and resolving the complex problem of justice among generations and nations.
Try it sometime and find out.
And I can even try a new thing; let's try it for the first time.
- You probably didn't get all - Jay, I try it.
You should try it, sheriff Sasquatch.
Don't try it, Dobbs.
Here, try it with this.

Alternatives:

try it in the
try it on the
try it out at the
try it over at the
try it around the

try it on the

This phrase is correct when referring to trying on clothes or accessories.

Use 'try it on the' when you are suggesting someone try on a piece of clothing or an accessory.