What is the difference between at and on ?
I can not understand properly the use of these prepositions u.u
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You can't learn all the usages from a simple answer as there are many idiomatic usages and many phrasal verbs include "at" and "on" with a wide variety of meanings.
As prepositions, generally "at" refers to a general location and "on" to a surface.
e.g. Where are you? I am at the post office, buying a stamp.
e.g. Where will you put that stamp? I will stick it on the letter.
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Hola Alejandro, it has been discussed previously here:
http://www.italki.com/question/311966
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