At the beach , in the beach
Anyone explain (at , in) i really difficult to use these words
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At the beach = anywhere in the general area of the beach, including at a beachside restaurant, for example.
On the beach = literally on the sand at the beach.
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at the beach
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There is a difference between these 2 prepositions. We use the preposition IN to indicate the location of someone at a particular point of time. We use the preposition AT to indicate the proximity of nearness of something.
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At the beach.
"At" is similar to "on". "At" means that you're physically there, therefore, "you're at the beach".
Compare "in" with "inside". It may help you.
example:
In the box. (inside the box).
At school. 😊
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