More Prepositions
Prepositions - in, at, on
When to use at, in, on:at
for specific times of day, addresses, specific places in a cityin for
enclosed space, city and town names, countries, months of the year,
seasons, times of day (exception: at night)on for
specific day of the week or year, dates, streets, avenues,
islands, vehicles, surfaces
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a box
the front
a bus
London
the back
the right
a garden
home
a bicycle
the cinema
the doctor's
the shelf
a row
a train
the wedding
the bank
the bottom
a plane
the morning
the office
the Internet
2021
the beach
the menu
a room
work
the floor
the kitchen
the bus stop
TV
a queue
a horse
the restaurant
a car
the library
Cornwall
a taxi
Montreal
the library
a pool
the picture
the world
the city center
a ship
the radio
the television
the phone
a table
a wall
the roof
the page
the door
a map
a list
the left
an island
school
a party
the entrance
the exit
the door
the station
the university
the motel
a conference
the movies
the barber's
a hockey game
once
full strength
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conclusion
contact with
average
file
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