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Laranjo123 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Difference between ON IN AT
I'm very confused in,on,at using this three prep's. Like on is for something that is being contact by the surface , in is for something that is inside, at is for something you are at the place but not inside of it? Am i right. And what's the difference of this:
"In you."
"at you."
"On you."
Thx in advance
"In you."
"at you."
"On you."
Thx in advance
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Hello, laranjo - and welcome to English Forums. Yes, you have the right idea for the guidelines in using these 3 prepositions of location, but your examples are odd. How about creating some more common sentences using 'in/on/at the house', for instance?
- Hello, laranjo - and welcome to English Forums.
- Yes, you have the right idea for the guidelines in using these 3 prepositions of location, but your examples are odd.
- How about creating some more common sentences using 'in/on/at the house', for instance?
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Hello, laranjo - and welcome to English Forums.
Yes, you have the right idea for the guidelines in using these 3 prepositions of location, but your examples are odd. How about creating some more common sentences using 'in/on/at the house', for instance?
Yes, you have the right idea for the guidelines in using these 3 prepositions of location, but your examples are odd. How about creating some more common sentences using 'in/on/at the house', for instance?
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