When to use ON, IN and AT correctly in English | prepositions of place | part 2
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Have you ever asked yourself: what preposition should I use - on, in or at (when talking about places in English)? Ever wondered - Is it ON the street? IN the street? At the house or in the house? And how is it possible that people use both AT and IN for the same thing? for example 'in the office' and 'at the office'?
Here's a tip that helped me STOP making MISTAKES, simply by giving up on memorizing rules and starting to visualize and understand the differences between those words and the way they relate to space.
It's easier than you think!
We'll also talk about at vs. in, in vs on and on vs at.
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Now, let's put it to practice! Write two examples using on, in and at. 👇
The bus was over crowded so some people got on the bus while some were in the bus. A man standing at the bus station was observing these activities.
Thank you, Hadar! It was very helpful!) My examples: Where are you? I am at the car. Here it means that I am nearby my car, not specific where, if I say I am in the car, that means I am.a driver or a passanger. We are at the park- somewhere near park, if we are in the park' we are actually inside. I am not sure I am right but still I decided to write this comment.
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I was on the bus when I called my friend to ask where she was.
They had a lot of fun at the party yesterday.
She shut herself up in her room to study.
This video really helped me, thanks! Let's practise a little:
I live in Colombia
The glass is on the table
My children are at school
This was the best explanation I've ever seen. Just wanted to say thank you so much. You opened my eyes. Everything is much clearer now.
♥️ thank you dear!
Accent's Way English with Hadar Now I'm watching it all over again in slow motion, trying to copy your rhythm and intonation. 😁
I'm agree. She is amazing
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It's amazing how the perception of a non-native speaker teacher may help to teach some aspects of the English language often hard to a native speaker teacher to explain . Thank you very much.
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Marcia Argento
I totally agree with you, Maria. 👍
Sincerely speaking, i have never met anyone who could have illustrated this kind of prepositions better than you, Hadar.
For me, you're the best teacher that i've ever encountered,
Thank you, Hadar!!
Send my love to you ❤!!
Finally I understand how to use preposition. Best explanation ever. thank you
Thank you.
You’re a living proof that even non-native speakers can be as great as natives in terms of explaining this sort of tiny, delicate grammar stuffs. I want to think that you already surpassed them in so many different ways - approach, attitude, way of teaching, etc. You’re my favorite English YT channel. Thank you teacher Hadar!
Thank you so much dear!!!
I couldn't contain myself and I screamed “perfect” when you started the explanation. Thank You!!!
Is she not an English native speaker?
She speaks so well 😳👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I agree, this tutorial is one of the best English grammar videos I have discovered on CZcams. Hadar excels in explaining the aspects of the tutorials. Excelente Leccio'n !!! Bravo
This hasn't been clear to me for decades since I was in elementary school, now it makes so much sense.
Great!!!
You explained so clear,I couldn’t have found a better explanation.
The most clear explanation that I listned! Fantastic !
"In" is physical for me, "At" is conceptual. Totally resonates with your view, Hadar👋
If you were my English teacher since I was a child, I'd might be the US president right now! 😁✋🏼Thanks a lot!
The best teacher!
Thank you Hadar!! In many years of learning no one's ever explained it the way you did!!!!!
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Thanks for this visual explanation. It makes more sense to me now. Years struggling with the in and on!
I usually find it helpful to make reference to dimensions when it comes to prepositons of place (at as one-dimensional, on as two-dimensional and in as three-dimensional). With some illustration, this is easy to grasp. Where I think it's gets confusing is when these prepositons combine with a verb like 'work'. We can apply the 'x on the map' concept and say work at home, company, school, etc. But on the other hand we use 'in' with nouns like sector, industry and department, which are not really places.
Exceptions and anomalies are the killjoys of learning a language! 🙂
But it keeps up on our toes:) thanks for the examples!!
I do love you, 😍you make me to understand something a bit complicated!
~Greetings from Brazil
I am impressed. For so many years I have had doubts about these prepositions. You explained it extremely well.
I don't understand why you don't have millions of subs. Need to advertise, you'll help a lot of people. Keep it up.
Perfect explanation 👌👌👌👌
I’m Portuguese speaker but I literally understood all the explanation
I want to thank you for all your work.
I'm going through your backlog of pronunciation videos right now and stumbled on the grammar videos as well.
I have to say, you are the best teacher in ... pretty much anything I had over the years.
Your examples are perfect to understand.
Thank you so much Hadar for clearing it
I agree with Marcia Argento. I just mention that, Hadar, your name meeans something in Hungarian: it means speak quickly - if I want to be punctual, it is a synonym of speaking quickly.
While I was listening to this astonishing and educative video at my place of residence, I was sitting outside on my rockychair in the field.
You're just great! Now I have a whole clear description about at, in and on. Thank you!
thank you so much Hadar. you are great. you explain things so easy to understand. but I alway have problems with the usage of the and a. may be you can explain to me in a simple way. thanks again
The BEST explanation!! Now l understand better and l know how to used these words THANK YOU Hadar
omg!!! This is so helpful... I exactly know now where to use at, on and in... and what made understand easily is the dot line box concept... THANKS A LOT...
such prepositions cause me a lot of questions but seeing ur comments i think i got the point ! tks a lot !
You are an unique amazing teacher. TKS for sharing your gift of delivering lessons and tricks that makes easy to understand and improve my English.
Happy to do it with ♥️
It is absolutely awesome! Hadar, you are a genius teacher! Well done!
Hey Hadar! We can't thank you enough for your content. It's priceless, literally.
By the way, It'd be awesome if you could upload a video with a medium/large text so that you can read it using fast speech, linking words... you know what I'm talking about.
Once again thanks for giving us this huge help and spending your time with us.
Keep it up.
(I'm new to your channel by the way)
Greetings from Chile.
Welcome to my channel!! Thank you🙏❤️
Thank you for the explanation. Now I think I can use them much more correctly now lol.
Here is my take about the "in the office" vs "at the office". Imagine you are taking a poop in your office's toilet and suddenly your friend calls you. You may want to say "I'm at the office" because that gives your friend the vague idea of where you are at the moment. You definitely don't want to say "I'm in the office's toilet taking a poop". "I'm in the office" is just wrong because you are not physically inside your office.
But not everywhere you can both use "in" and "at". For example, you can't say "I'm in a bus stop" because a bus stop doesn't have a definition of inside or outside. You can only say "I'm at a bus stop".
My examples for this enjoyable lesson: i live in cairo, i live on 12 mohammed awad street, i study at taha hossein secondary school. I love you . Thanks. 😄😄😄
You are just fabulous . I have cleared my all queries about this ❤️
I'm glad I watched this video, I have been confused for years on how to properly use those 3 common prepositions and I clearly understand it now.
You did a really great job on explaining such abstract words and use situations examples to make it clearer!
Your accent is so perfect, I just wonder where you're from, 'cause I have no clue. Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such a brilliant way
Thank you again, this explanation one of the best one. It really helps to grasp the point.
Thank you ma'am ! Now I feel like english is very interesting after watching this (your explanation is 💣💥) from now on I'll keep on watching your videos 🙌, and as well as I have my english exam tomorrow 😹
You"re an excellent teacher to explain! I also will like know how to use the correct preposition for: air, water and divices. You are awesome teacher.
I love your videos, the way you explain and teach English on this media is useful , quite practice. Thanks for sharing your gift to teach. I have request for you, May you please give us the explanation about the following prepositions: about, with, for, of. Thanks a lot.
Thanks, Hadar! This concept is the hardest to grasp, even after learning English for decades. Adding visuals to the explanation is always a big plus :-)
Wow! Hadar you nail it ma'am ! Thanks a bunch.
Hi, Hadar
AT ON IN, that was awsome!
I am IN my bedroom, and watching your videos at the bed. I want to make FOR and OF clear. I always get confused with these prepositions.
amzing examples you are a good teacher
Very clear and understandable! Thanks!
You are an EXCELLENT Teacher ❤️👍🏽😊👍🏽❤️ Thank You ‼️
The best explanation. Excellent! Thank you!
Thank you teacher. it got me clear about the uses of at, on and in.
Thank you. I was confused writing a text until I bumped into your video
Finally, we have someone who can explain the three most confused preposition words in English. Thank you!
This was a phenomenal way to teach. So clean and understandable, with real examples, and eloquent speaking. I like it, subscribed and will keep on learning more with you! =)
You are awesome!
In my first language I have one word instead of three words to talk about it. Sometimes, I get confused with "IN, ON" especially when I talking about no physical things but situations.
v well explained and to the point. Nice. I get confused between ON and IN sometimes and this is helpful - thank you
You're a real inspiration! Such a clear and detailed explanation.
Hi, Hadar! I'm so impressed how you delivered so clearly your topics that it could be easily understood.
I just want to thank you for providing the above magnificent lesson. Those three words have confused me since I was 10 years old.
An excellent geometrical solution for a language problem: dot, line and square.
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Your the best teacher ever 💕🙏 love and respect from Philippines
Clearly understood !!!thank u so much❤
Hi Hadar! :)
Great explanation, very clear! I know that putting it on practice goes a little bit further than the easiest it might seem, this to figure out much better the sense of each context; but this is a excellent start, though! As always, thanks so much for your great support and effort to make this community improve in English!
Have a wonderful weekend! :D
Blessings!!
Love the way you explain. So simple
Definitely your explanation ROCKS!! Right now, I'm at home in my bedroom watching something on TV.
Super helpful, thank you! I teach students one-on-one and since I never learned this stuff in a classroom setting I had no clue how to teach it. Also, I'm SO SURPRISED that you aren't American!! You could fool anyone with that accent and level of fluency!!!
Thanks so much. This lesson make me look so easy.
I'm so glad that I have the same point with you about AT v.s IN, and I like this explanation so much! Love your videos, even though I don't comment very often.😅 Thank you anyway!
The best explanation I have ever seen! Keep on.
l loved this video. I'm new to online teaching and found the way you explained at, on and in very helpful. looking forward to watch more of your videos.
Thanks a lot for your effort Hadar! That was really helpful. Would you please make a video about how to pronounce these three words " ascent, accent and assent " ??
I like how you explained the differences between those three propositions. Thank you, Hadar. 🌹
you're an amazing explainer
Verry well explanation i learned from you💓💓💓💓💐💐💐💐💐
THANK YOU SO MUCH. VERY CLEAR AND PROFESSIONAL.
I have to say it, you've really cleared things up for me, now I can understand everything much better!
thank you so much, i was thinking about this and decided to take a look at it
now all these things clear for me thank you you are the best
This is the best explanation ever!
Definitely, a incredible class.
That´s it! For example - the difference between "I work in a bank." and "I work at a bank." or between "I am at school." and "I am in school.". I have never been able to distinguish these, omg!
Hadar, I take my hat off for you! Thanks very, very, very so much!
First time i have a clear concept of on, in and at even i use it everyday. Thank so much
Your explanation is amazing! Thank you!
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Thank you for tour help, those was very useful to me👊
Thank you for the knowledge you shared.
This is so helpful!! thank you .. you are the best!
Wonderful session.... really I got more struggle towards this topic. . now I got clarity ....
On 4th May 2020 I'm In the house at my study table, regretting not paying attention during my grammar classes but exited and happy to learn it over again from the best teacher in the world. You're the best, aye its never too late to learn :)
I always thought they use "at" when you want to say that you are in a place for reason. I'm at the supermarket(here for shopping), great video, keep it up!
It doesn't contradict. That too!
Thank you so much! Great explanation!
Hi Hadar! Thank you for the lesson. It was very clear.
I just have one question.
What about the beach?
On the beach or At the beach?
Greetings from Brazil!
Bye
At the beach
Thank you, that's a very clear lesson
It was driving me crazy. Thank you!!
Thank you very much! That helped me a lot to understand more how to use these prepositions.
Thank you very much hadar ❤❤
I’m from USA but I still have a lot of difficulty on this subject and you helped me a lot thank you so much
Very helpful, thank you !!
The best explanation. Thanks a lot.