IN/ON/AT prepositions of time & place | Grammar | Tc Idaa

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Makassar I live on ahmadiani

Street I live in

Indonesia I usually wake up at 5 AMM

every

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2024 for those of you who are still confused When do

we use in on and at must

watch this video until the end in on and

at in English are called

prepositions what is a preposition

preposition is a front word that is

used to indicate time and

place that's why in English there are

two types of prepositions pros

and prositions of place Well here what is

sometimes confusing is the difference in

use between the

two When do we use in on

and at as prepositions of time and

when do we use in on and at

as prepositions of place So Are you

ready to get started let's go Okay

first of all what we need to underline

is the level in is more general

or the most general the most general level

so it is used for time in general

Okay on is a level that is somewhat general not

too general but rather general and more

specific compared to in while at

is a level for a very

specific time Well so it's different in on at

general rather general and specific or

most specific

Okay Let's discuss one by one The

first one is used for a specific period of time,

in the

future, in the

past, in the

present, for example in the sentence I would

like to travel,

in the

future, I visited many Saudi Asian

countries in the past, the second one is

used for a year, in

2024, in

1993, and for a decade, in the 90s, for a

century, in the 10th century,

he was born in 1996,

he was born in the

90s, his great-great-grandfather was born

in the 19th century, next when

we talk about seasons we use

in, in the rainy

season, in summer, in

winter, in

spring, in fall, for example, I like staying at

home in the rainy season, we love

traveling in summer,

then in is also used for months

and weeks, in

December, in

February, in January, in a

few weeks, I will meet my friend

in August, we will start the project in a

few weeks, then for parts of the

day in general, in the

morning, in the

afternoon, in the

evening,

for example, I drink in the morning,

we usually watch TV in the evening,

now for on, it is used for a

time that is somewhat general or less

general than in, and more

specific than in, the first one

is used for a specific date in the

month, on austria,

on

february, on january 1. In the sentence I

was born on February

27, Indonesia

declared independence day on August

17, then on is also used for

certain holidays or celebration days,

on e

day, on Christmas

Day, on independence

day, on new year's day, on

mother's day. In addition, on is also

used to indicate the day, on Sunday,

on Monday, on Tuesday, and so on,

then indicates the evening on

Saturday

Night or morning on Sunday morning,

for example, I will call you back on Monday,

and on is also used for the word on

time, on time, the meeting started on

time. Now at is used for a

very specific time, okay, the

first one is add, which is used for a

specific time, such as at 5

am. at 7 O at lunch time at Dinner Time

at sunrise at sunset at the moment so it's

really a very

specific time for example I usually go to bed

at 10

PM I usually wake up at 5 AM in

the what are you doing at the

moment Well so the time shown is

really specific then at is also

used for certain holidays

without using the word Day So if on

was on eat Day well at eat so we

can say at eat on Christmas Day

we can change it to at Christmas

so without mentioning the words Day at

the end In addition the word at can also be

used to indicate parts of the

day but specifically for example at

night at midnight at

midnight at midday so it's

really specific

Well that's it in on and at as

prepositions of time Then how

to use in on and at as

prepositions of place Okay Let's

pay attention one by one Okay the

interesting thing here is in on and at

as prepositions of place

use the same rules on

the use of in on and add as

prepositions of time so based on

the level

in for a very general place

then on is for a somewhat

general or more specific place compared to

in and at for a very

specific place okay the first in for the

country so if we talk about the

country it is in general or

the scope is broad in

Indonesia in South Korea in Japan

for example I live in

Indonesia my boyfriend is in South Korea

My brother is in

Australia in is also used to

indicate the name of the city such as in Jakarta

in Malang in

Makassar I stay in

Makassar when I visited Vietnam I stayed

in

hochimin do you live in Malang then

in is also used to indicate the

surrounding environment or neighborhoods

for example in Kuningan

Jakarta do you live in Kuningan Jakarta

then in is used for

closed spaces and transportation where we

cannot stand or walk

in it so when we enter the

transportation we immediately

sit so we cannot stand or

walk like in a car in a taxi in a

helicopter then in a

closed space like In The Box in the

classroom so the space is closed

and in is also used for books and

newspapers in the

dictionary I will find the definition in

the dictionary in kompass I read the

news In compass In The newspaper I saw

the poster In The

newspaper Now on to

indicate a location or place that is rather

specific or eh rather general not

too general like in because in is the

scope broader in essence on is

a bit smaller in scope compared to in

first on is used for street names

so for example on Jalan Ahmad Yani we

can say on Ahmad Yani street

for the name of a large street on the

road On The King's road for Jalan Raya

on the fifth Avenue In addition on is also

used to indicate a

surface on the surface

on the

table on the roof On The

ceiling on the

chair I sit on the chair and also for

floor levels on the ground Floor On

The First Floor On The Second Floor and

so on the third for

public transportation Well the difference was in

for transportation where we

directly sit in it but if on is

for a type of transportation where in

it we can stand or walk

on a bus on a

ship on a

plane On A train Then for media

and communication we use on on

the Internet on Google

on

Instagram on Facebook on tiktok on

YouTube on the news on the radio

lastly there is at used for a

very specific place the first is

used for an address Well earlier

if e on can be used for street names

but if add it already has a

house number for example at 78 Manuruki Street

Well so there is already a street name and

there is already a house number so it is

really very specific if

friends using add for the address is

really when friends

give their address other people will

understand Oh the house number That's all and the

street name here but if on it's

just the street name without the house number

okay it's different yeah Besides it's used

for specific locations like at

the bus stop at the Museum for

certain shops at

Starbucks at the Cope Shop at the Bakery

Then to show the location of the

activity group at the

concert at the

party at the Theater so it's really

very specific also used for home

workplace and study place

eh at home at work at school at

University then at is used to

show top bottom beginning and end at

the end of the

day at the Top of the

page at the bottom of the ocean and the

last one is used to show sitting

on the surface for example I'm sitting

at my desk Well here the meaning doesn't

mean I'm sitting on the table

but I'm sitting on the chair

beside the table like that I put my books on my

desk Well if this one means on the

table really on the table So I sit

on my chair at my desk it's clear right Well that's the

use of in on and at as

prepositions of time and place now

Try to make a sentence using the

prepositions in on and add write in

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