Saturday, December 12, 2015

prepositions - Should I use in, on or at for locations like this: "I am {on/at/in} the railway station"?



Which prepositions are correct?




I am {on/at/in} the railway station.
I am {on/at/in} square.




Answer




I am on the railway station.



means you are on top of the railway station (like on the ceiling). Not likely.




I am at the railway station.



means you are there, location wise.



I am in the railway station.



means you are inside (the perimeter) of the railway station.


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