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    This document provides a lesson on the proper uses of the prepositions "at", "in", and "on" when indicating location. It explains that "at" indicates a specific point or location, "in" indicates an enclosed space, and "on" indicates being attached to or touching a surface. Examples are given for each preposition. A quiz with 10 multiple choice questions tests the reader's understanding of when to use each preposition in different contexts involving location.

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    Generally, we use at, in and on when we talk about the location of things.

    What do the prepostions in these three things tell us about the locations?

    "Meet Simon at the end of the road."


    "You left your glasses in the bathroom."
    "Is that a spider on the wall?"

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    At tells us that the following noun is located at a specific point or location. It shows an exact
    position.
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    In an Enclosed Space 1 barani 225015
    In tells us the noun is in an enclosed space (surround or closed off on all sides). Basically, when 2 Surendran 113885
    something is inside something. 3 Santhosh 113885
    4 M.Jyothi 113685
    In a box. 5 rameshprabhu 113506
    In a room. 6 mani_satvat 113503
    In a country. 7 parama 113503
    8 Renuka 113485
    9 ArunKumar 113458
    On a Surface 10 113458
    On tells us that the following noun is located on a surface. Use on when one thing is attatched to or
    touching somthing.

    On the table.      
    On the floor.
    On the chair.

    What's the difference bewteen these two sentences?

    She's at the library.


    She's in the library.

    She's at the library. - the emphasis is on the her location and the type of place she has gone to.
    She's in the library. - the emphasis is on the type of building she is in.

    Both of these sentences are fine to answer the question, "Where is she?"

    Now decide which preposition needs to be used:

    1 - I always keep some extra money __ my bag in case of emergencies.

    on
    in
    at

    2 - I'll read it tonight ___ home.

    on
    at
    in

    3 - Do you live ___ a house or an apartment?

    on
    at
    in

    4 - Did you learn English ___ Malta?

    at
    in
    on

    5 - She grew up ___ a farm.

    on
    at
    in

    6 - I read about it ___ the newspaper.

    in
    at
    on

    7 - He went for a swim ___ the river

    at
    on
    in

    8 - The dog's sleeping ___ the carpet.

    at
    in
    on

    9 - The information is ___ the top of the page.

    in
    at
    on

    10 - Were you ___ the party too?

    on
    in
    at

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