The prepositions "in", "on", and "at" can be used to indicate both time and place, depending on the context. Here's a brief overview: *Time:* - "In" is used for periods of time, such as: - In an hour - In a few days - In the summer - "On" is used for specific days or dates, such as: - On Monday - On my birthday - On January 1st - "At" is used for specific times, such as: - At 5 o'clock - At noon - At midnight *Place:* - "In" is used for enclosed or bounded spaces, such as: - In the room - In the city - In the book - "On" is used for surfaces or locations, such as: - On the table - On the map - On the beach - "At" is used for specific locations or addresses, such as: - At the store - At the office - At 123 Main Street Keep in mind that there can be some overlap, and the correct choice often depends on the context and nuance of the sentence.
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In,on are called preposition of place you said preposition of time
Time also
@@DSC__CORNER but in text book explained about place
There is a apple on the Box anochu kada?????
Madam in ,on,are ... preposition of place kada
Both place and time
Place is correct
@@DSC__CORNERcan explain you madam preposition of time. please reply.
Same doubt madam
The prepositions "in", "on", and "at" can be used to indicate both time and place, depending on the context. Here's a brief overview:
*Time:*
- "In" is used for periods of time, such as:
- In an hour
- In a few days
- In the summer
- "On" is used for specific days or dates, such as:
- On Monday
- On my birthday
- On January 1st
- "At" is used for specific times, such as:
- At 5 o'clock
- At noon
- At midnight
*Place:*
- "In" is used for enclosed or bounded spaces, such as:
- In the room
- In the city
- In the book
- "On" is used for surfaces or locations, such as:
- On the table
- On the map
- On the beach
- "At" is used for specific locations or addresses, such as:
- At the store
- At the office
- At 123 Main Street
Keep in mind that there can be some overlap, and the correct choice often depends on the context and nuance of the sentence.
Madam in ,on , preparation of place, according to text book
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