How to use "at" or "in"?
Is "the rules in your school" or "the rules at your school" true?
How to use "at" or "in"?
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Hi AwesomeCharlie! We use prepositions to show where something is located either in space or in time. We use “at” when talking about specific place or location. Examples: “ I live at 123 A Street.” or “I am at Ana’s house.” On the other hand, we use “in” when talking about something that is in an enclosed area. Examples: “ I am in the office.” or “I like to study in the library.” I hope this one helped you. :)
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Hi I suggest that you watch this video
http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-of-place-at-on-in-grammar/
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