¿What is the difference between "at", "in" and "on"?
For example: "I'm at/in/on my house"
¿What should I use?
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Answers · 4
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In - in the baggage (something inside )
At - at school, at home ( almost the same thing as In)
On - on the table ( something "over" the table)
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in ...adentro... on ...encima or en ...at... a,,...a la puerta.. at the door
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I am at home is the correct way
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Thanks all for your answers.
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