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What is the correct grammar respond to or at?

The correct grammar depends on the context of the sentence.

Respond to:

* Means to give a reaction or answer to something. For example:

* "I responded to her email with a polite message."

* "The company responded to the customer's complaint."

At:

* Indicates a place, time, or direction. For example:

* "I arrived at the airport early."

* "Let's meet at 2 pm."

* "He walked at a brisk pace."

To determine which preposition is correct, you need to analyze the context of the sentence and understand the meaning you want to convey.

For example:

* "He responded ___ the questions." Here, "responded" means "gave answers." So the correct preposition is "to": "He responded to the questions."

* "He arrived ___ the airport." Here, "at" indicates a place. "He arrived at the airport."

If you're unsure, think about the meaning of the sentence and which preposition makes the most sense.

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