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»When to use "On," "At," and "In"«
» A preposition is a word that links a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to some other part of a sentence. "On," "at," and "in" are some preposition words.
» Prepositions can be tricky because there is no definite rule for choosing a preposition.
But they are used to show direction, location, time, or to introduce an object.
Examples:
📖 ON
• Used when talking about a surface of something:
1. I put an egg ON the kitchen table.
2. The paper is ON my desk.
•• Used for days and dates:
1. School begins ON Mondays.
2. I was born ON February 28th, 1980.
•• Used when talking about electronics or machine; such as a phone or computer:
1. I am ON the phone right now.
2. You have been ON the computer since this morning!
•• Used when talking about a part of the body:
1. The stick hit me ON my shoulder.
2. He kissed me ON my cheek.
•• Used to indicate the condition of something:
1. Everything in this store is ON sale.
2. The building is ON fire.
📖 AT
•• Used to point out specific time:
1. I will meet you AT 12 p.m.
2. The bus will stop here AT 5:45 p.m.
•• Used when talking about a place:
1. There is a party AT my house.
2. There were a lot of people AT that party.
•• Used to indicate an email address:
1. Please email me AT this.is@gmail.com. 🤣
•• Used to indicate an activity:
1. He laughed AT my text.
2. I am good AT drawing.
📖 IN
••Used for unspecific times during a day, month, season, or year:
1. She always reads webtoons IN the morning.
2. IN the summer, we have a rainy season for three weeks.
•• Used to indicate a location or place:
1. She looked me directly IN the eyes.
2. I am currently staying IN a hotel.
•• Used to indicate a belief, opinion, interest, or feeling:
1. I believe IN the next life.
2. I am not IN love.
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»When to use "On," "At," and "In"«
» A preposition is a word that links a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to some other part of a sentence. "On," "at," and "in" are some preposition words.
» Prepositions can be tricky because there is no definite rule for choosing a preposition.
But they are used to show direction, location, time, or to introduce an object.
Examples:
📖 ON
• Used when talking about a surface of something:
1. I put an egg ON the kitchen table.
2. The paper is ON my desk.
•• Used for days and dates:
1. School begins ON Mondays.
2. I was born ON February 28th, 1980.
•• Used when talking about electronics or machine; such as a phone or computer:
1. I am ON the phone right now.
2. You have been ON the computer since this morning!
•• Used when talking about a part of the body:
1. The stick hit me ON my shoulder.
2. He kissed me ON my cheek.
•• Used to indicate the condition of something:
1. Everything in this store is ON sale.
2. The building is ON fire.
📖 AT
•• Used to point out specific time:
1. I will meet you AT 12 p.m.
2. The bus will stop here AT 5:45 p.m.
•• Used when talking about a place:
1. There is a party AT my house.
2. There were a lot of people AT that party.
•• Used to indicate an email address:
1. Please email me AT this.is@gmail.com. 🤣
•• Used to indicate an activity:
1. He laughed AT my text.
2. I am good AT drawing.
📖 IN
••Used for unspecific times during a day, month, season, or year:
1. She always reads webtoons IN the morning.
2. IN the summer, we have a rainy season for three weeks.
•• Used to indicate a location or place:
1. She looked me directly IN the eyes.
2. I am currently staying IN a hotel.
•• Used to indicate a belief, opinion, interest, or feeling:
1. I believe IN the next life.
2. I am not IN love.
어디에 쓰는지 기억하고, 사용해보자.
반복하면 언젠가 뇌를 거치지 않고 입에서 나오겠지..