How to use in, on or at ?

Lizeth

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All of them are prepositions. They describe a relationship between two things. Something can be "in" something else if it has entered it- "the fish is in the water." Something can be "on" something else if it sits on the surface of it- "the boat is on the water." Something can be "at" something else if it has arrived near it- "the tree is at the edge of the water."

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