What is the difference between "in" and " at " in English language?
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These two words are what we called prepositions. The word "in" denotes a general statement when referring to places. For example. I live in America. Thus, there is no specific location on which part of America I live. On the other hand, the word "at" denotes a specific location. For example, I live at #101 Cummings Street, New York City.
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at = directly there. You are right at the place.
in = inside somewhere.
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