Prepositions In, On, At.

“Mastering Prepositions: A Beginner’s Guide to IN, ON, and AT”

Have you ever wondered when to use Prepositions “IN,” “ON,” or “AT”? Fear not! We’re here to demystify these prepositions.

1. “IN”:

• Use “IN” when referring to enclosed spaces or periods.
• Examples:
  • I am in the classroom.
  • The cat is in the box.
  • We have a meeting in the morning.

2. “ON”:

• Choose “ON” for surfaces or specific days.
• Examples:
  • The book is on the table.
  • The picture is on the wall.
  • We have class on Monday.

3. “AT”:

• Opt for “AT” when pinpointing specific points in time or locations.
• Examples:
  • The party is at 7 PM.
  • I am waiting at the bus stop.
  • We meet at the park.