At/ in/ on (5 sentences) - part I
1. My room is in the south so I often have to handle heat.
2. My father works in the main office of the company.
3. I hardly could recognize him; he didn't look like in the profile picture.
4. My cat's got blind: he realises that he should turn left or right only when he ends up in the corner of a room.
5. One should be careful with staying at the corner of a street.
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At/ in/ on (5 sentences) - part I
1. My room is in the south so I often have to handle heat.My room faces the south so I often have to handle heat.
If you mean that your room is in the southern part of an area or country , then your sentence is good.
2. My father works in the main office of the company.
This is good
3. I hardly could recognize him; he didn't look like in the profile picture.
I could hardly recognize him. He doesnt look at all like he did in the profile picture
Your "in" was used correctly - I just rearranged the rest of it.
4. My cat's got blind: he realises that he should turn left or right only when he ends up in the corner of a room.
My cat's become blind: he realises that he should turn left or right only when he ends up in the corner of a room.
Your "in" was used correctly
5. One should be careful with staying at the corner of a street.
One should be careful with staying (too long) on the corner of a street.
"at" is OK too sometimes if the location is very specific- "My store is at the corner of Main Street and Vine Street"
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