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    This document provides rules for using prepositions of place such as "in", "on", and "at" followed by a noun to indicate location. It gives examples of how to use each preposition correctly, such as using "in" for cities, provinces, states, countries, or continents, "on" for streets or building floors, and "at" for addresses or buildings. Examples are given for each rule to demonstrate its proper usage.

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    GRAMMAR 1 REVIEW

    Prepositions of Place
    We use ​prepositions​ of place to talk about a place where someone or something is. ​
    After am/is/are​, we use preposition + noun.

    Where?

    Subject am/is/are preposition noun

    Fish are in the lake.

    Our tent is next to the lake.

    The black cat is under the red car.

    I am by the river.

    A campfire is in front of our tent.

    Many tall trees are above our tent.

    A waterfall is between those two mountains.

    A small shop is behind our campsite.

    Three boats are on the lake.

    Created by Global Launch and Arizona State University. Copyright © 2020 Arizona Board of Regents. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized Duplication and Distribution Is Prohibited.
    GRAMMAR 1 REVIEW

    Rules for Prepositions of Place: ​in, on, at

    The ​prepositions ​(​in, out, at​ )​ are used with certain places and are followed by a noun.

    Where?

    Rules Subject am/is/are preposition noun

    The Eiffel Tower is in Paris.

    I am in Guangdong Province.

    in​ + a​ city, Torres del Paine is in Chile.


    province, state, National Park
    country, ​or
    continent Yellowstone is in Montana, Idaho, ​and
    National Park Wyoming.

    The Rocky are in North America.


    Mountains

    The Walk of Fame is on Hollywood Boulevard.


    on​ + a​ street​ or
    building floor
    Ushi and Meili are on the ninth floor.

    The British Prime is at 10 Downing Street,


    at​ + an ​address ​or Minister’s office London, SW1A 2AA.
    building
    They are at the gift shop.

    Created by Global Launch and Arizona State University. Copyright © 2020 Arizona Board of Regents. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized Duplication and Distribution Is Prohibited.

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