Mastering Prepositions of Place: ON, IN, AT

Which word is used to describe the most specific place?

• By

• On

• In

• At

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'at'?

• I am on the table.

• I am in the table.

• I am by the table.

• I am at the table.

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Which preposition would you use to describe a location on a street?

• In

• On

• At

• By

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Which of the following is an example of using 'on' correctly?

• I live in 14th Street.

• I live at 14th Street.

• I live by 14th Street.

• I live on 14th Street.

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Which preposition is used for describing a place within a larger area with boundaries?

• In

• On

• At

• By

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'in'?

• I live in Queens.

• I live at Queens.

• I live on Queens.

• I live by Queens.

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What is the main difference between 'in' and 'at' when referring to a coffee shop?

• 'In' refers to being near the coffee shop, while 'at' refers to being inside.

• Both 'in' and 'at' mean the same thing.

• 'In' refers to being inside the coffee shop, while 'at' refers to the concept of the place.

• 'At' refers to being inside the coffee shop, while 'in' refers to the concept of the place.

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Which preposition would you use to describe being physically inside a car?

• By

• At

• On

• In

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Which preposition would you use to describe being at a specific point on a map?

• In

• On

• At

• By

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'at'?

• I am at the park.

• I am by the park.

• I am in the park.

• I am on the park.

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