"Where are you at?” is bad English. Drop the “at."
Where are you at?
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Where are you at?
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Using ir por to express what point/stage someone has reached "
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Where are you at?
"Where are you at?” is bad English. Drop the “at."
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