Do all the verbs plus a preposition count as a phrasal verb? For example: go to, listen to, ask for

What should I use here, IN or AT? Why? My friend works in a pet store in Canada. She wrote an advert 'Dental care in Indigo'. Indigo is the name of the pet store. The owner said AT would be correct. Dental care at Indigo. Why AT? (((

What is the differances between the words : ''sypathetic", ''compassion'' and ''condolence''?

Can I say "The effect of migraine has begun to spill over into my daily life." ?

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Is there anyone who wants to learn Chinese from me to teach me Japanese in exchange? 私に日本語を教えてくれる代わりに中国語を学びたい人はいますか？ wechat me: hyperginger

Which of the variants would be correct/better? (Or: Which variant would be correct/better? 🤔) - This is the task I'm working on. Or: - I'm working on this task.

What is the difference between clinic and surgery?

What does "D&D" mean from audio?

Can I happen to ~ Do you say "Can I happen to ~" pattern? For example, Can I happen to know what it is? Can I happen to go there? Can I happen to meet the person? Thank you so much in advance!!!!!!