Help me! When do I use "in", "on" or "at"?
I don't understand the difference between these prepositions. Doesn't they mean the same thing?
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Acho esse vídeo bastante interessante - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cyjv-dLwIwo#at=317
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You learn these by example
1. The cat is on the table(on top of)
2. She is in the library(inside)
3. We are at church(in a place)
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