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で or に: how does the meaning of a sentence change? Supposing I wanted to say "I see the fireworks at the summer festival". Would this be: > {}{} {}{}{} or > If both are correct, how does the meaning differ between each?

Yes, both are correct.

The differences are:

1. This is a regular phrase for "I'll watch the fireworks at the summer festival."
2. This would stress **at**. It has a nuance that "I have many chances to watch the fireworks but I will watch them at the summer festival."

で or に: how does the meaning of a sentence change? Supposing I wanted to say "I see the fireworks at the summer festival". Would this be: > {}{} **** {}{}{} or > **** If both are correct, how does the meaning differ between each?

で or に: how does the meaning of a sentence change? Supposing I wanted to say "I see the fireworks at the summer festival". Would this be: > {}{} {}{}{} or > If both are correct, how does the meaning differ between each?