AT, IN and ON

Hello everybody,

As I have said in my other post, I'm learning English. One difficult thing of about this language is how to know how when you can use the prepositions AT, IN and ON. They are very similar because they have the same meaning a lot of times. For Spanish people is very difficult to use the correct preposition. For example, you can play tennis in the morning, in the evening or at night. I would like to know how English people learn to use those prepositions correctly. Is there any rules that can (or could) help me with this problem? Do you know any resource on the internet that would be good for me?
Thanks a lot!

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Crlos, unfortunately there is no hard and fast rule when it comes to prepositions, and it's just something you will have to learn with time. Even the few "rules" we do have are not always correct so trying to learn them might make this more difficult for you. 

I found this website that you may be interested in reading through. http://www.talkenglish.com/Grammar/prepositions-on-at-in.aspx

Hope it helps :) let me know if you have any questions I can help you with!

AT, IN and ON

Hello everybody,

As I have said in other posts, I'm learning English. One difficult thing of about this language is to know how you can use the prepositions AT, IN and ON. They are very similar because they have the same meaning a lot of times. For Spanish people it is very difficult to use the correct preposition. For example, you can play tennis in the morning, in the evening or at night. I would like to know how English people learn to use those prepositions correctly. Is there any rule that would help me with this problem? Do you know any resource on the internet that would be good for me?
Thanks a lot!