How to Use In At On?
Use of In At On Prepositions – Learn 60 English Sentences Used in Daily life
Use of In
- Let me in.
- He’s not in.
- I’ll get in.
- Mary came in.
- Keep in touch.
- May I come in?
- I am in London.
- Please come in.
- I believe in him.
- I believe in you.
- Rome is in Italy.
- We’re in a hurry.
- Are you in a hurry?
- Believe in yourself.
- What is in the desk?
- He arrived in time.
- Please keep in touch.
- He works in a factory.
- Can we talk in private?
- She was dressed in red.
English Sentences using 'At'
Use of In At On Prepositions
Use of at Prepositions:
- Look at me.
- I was at home.
- Is she at home?
- I get up at 7:00.
- He is at his desk.
- I’m bad at sports.
- She smiled at him.
- He works at a bank.
- I’m good at tennis.
- He’ll return at six.
- Did you speak at all?
- You must go at once.
- Look at that picture.
- I go to bed at eleven.
- Will you stay at home?
- He didn’t study at all.
- Is your mother at home?
- Will you stay at home?
- Come at any time you like.
- Is she staying at a hotel?
When to Use 'On'
Use of In At On Prepositions
Use of On Preposition:
- It’s on me.
- I’m on a diet.
- Put your hat on.
- The light is on.
- We depend on you.
- What is going on?
- Turn on the radio.
- We play on Sunday.
- I’m free on Sunday.
- Don’t climb on this.
- He sat on the bench.
- We lay on the grass.
- What is on the desk?
- Can I turn on the TV?
- You can rely on him.
- Tom is never on time.
- What’s going on here?
- Are you free on Tuesday?
- Don’t put it on my desk.
- I see a bird on the roof.
