Prepositions - in, at and on

Referring to Prepositions of time:

AT - specific hour
e.g. I woke up at 7am.
We went home at midnight.

ON - specific day
e.g. I'll go to the bank on Friday.
There is a holiday on the 18th.
There are many people recovering from hangovers on New Year's day.

IN - month, year or season.
e.g. My birthday is in January (we use IN when we d

"My birthday is in January". What happens when you specify the date?

what about when it comes to using these prepostions to specify a location?

For locations, ' at ' used for a small place in a larger area.

eg. I live ' at ' the D.R Park ' in ' Ipoh city.

Wouldn't you use "at" to tell us your address?

Nope, just an example. But the city I mentioned is actually where I am living ' in '.

i noticed that you have written "Prepositions of Time" can you tell me more about Prepositions of Manner if there is any.

" With " is very commonly used I guess in terms of showing the manner.

Every participant here treats EnglishForward ' with ' respect by taking part in a constructive manner.

You may find this page useful.
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Cheers

yeah.the page is great. thanks a lot. i have a question.sometimes i hear 'what's on your mind' is this grammatically correct?