what is the difference between in , on and at
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in :inside something like IN the box..
on:at the top of a surface eg. Pen is on table.
at: location eg. I met him at mall..
Hope it helps u..
on:at the top of a surface eg. Pen is on table.
at: location eg. I met him at mall..
Hope it helps u..
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Here's ur answer!
These are prepositional phases.
while I know very well the difference between "on" and "in" and "at" , I didn't get what the difference between "in" or "at" is, that many specific things strictly get just on of them ( such as " at the University " ," in the building", "in /at the morning ".)
Is there a clean rule where to use this one (at) and where to lose the second one (in)
THANKS
These are prepositional phases.
while I know very well the difference between "on" and "in" and "at" , I didn't get what the difference between "in" or "at" is, that many specific things strictly get just on of them ( such as " at the University " ," in the building", "in /at the morning ".)
Is there a clean rule where to use this one (at) and where to lose the second one (in)
THANKS
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