Prepositions : 'in' and 'at'
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Prepositions : 'in' and 'at'
+ 'AT': We use 'at' for specific addresses.
"I live at England Garden."
We also use at with places.
"at the cinema"
"at the corner"
"at the airport"
"at the lobby"
+ 'IN': We use 'in' for the names of towns, states, countries etc.
"I live in Sydney."
We also use in with spaces.
"in a room"
"in the garden"
"in the lobby"
"in the park"
"in the airport"*
* In indicates you are inside the airport, whereas with 'at' you could be standing outside the airport.
http://www.onlinegrammar.com.au/prepositions-in-and-at/
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