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    A A ENGLISH GRAMMAR

    Prepositions of place: at, in, on


    Lesson code: 11C6-A7SD-LKG3 INTERMEDIATE
    American English

    1 Presentation
    We often use `at', `in', and `on' when we talk about position or location. Study the table below.

    Preposition Use and examples


    at a specific location / very near a specific location:
    at the corner at the top of the page at the end of the street
    special expressions:
    at home at work at school at the top at reception

    on a surface:
    on the wall on the ceiling on a page on the floor
    public transport:
    on a bus on a plane on a train
    special expressions:
    on an island on the left on the internet

    in an enclosed space:
    in a building in a box in my pocket
    an open space:
    in the garden in a city in France
    special expressions:
    in a newspaper in the sky in a book

    We can use `in', `at', or `on', depending on the context:


    • I was in a shoe store yesterday. (inside a building)
    • Turn left at the supermarket. (giving directions)
    • There's still a little water in the bottle. (inside a container)
    • Did you read the label on the bottle? (on the surface of a container)
    • There's somebody at the door. (somewhere near a door)
    • There's a sign on the door. I can't quite read what it says. (on the surface of a door)
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    2 Practice 1
    Where are the people in each picture? Write `at', `in', or `on' plus one of the words below.

    a bus a bus stop a desk a hill


    Rome the bottom the entrance the park

    2. 3. 4.
    1.

    5. 6.
    7. 8.

    3 Practice 2
    Complete each sentence with `at', `in', or `on' plus one of the following:

    a computer my back pocket your wall the beach


    the city the cover the door the end
    the newspaper the south-east the traffic lights your finger

    1. I like that painting on your wall .


    2. Go straight ahead and turn left .
    3. Jackie is sunbathing .
    4. Living can be very stressful sometimes.
    5. The author's name is printed of the book.
    6. Marek lives in a small town of Poland.
    7. Who gave you that ring that you are wearing ?
    8. You should hurry up! Jack is waiting for you .
    9. Have you read all the latest scandals ?
    10. Martin is a software developer. He spends most of his time .
    11. The bank is not very far. Just keep on walking and you'll see it of this street.
    12. I've lost my wallet! I usually keep it .
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