At/in:
At
is used before small place and time.
In
is used before big place and time.
I live at Dhaka in Bangladesh.
They will come here in the evening.
We will reach there at 5 O’clock.
He lives in U.K.
In/into:
When it seems to be motion that
means entering then into is used.
If it seems to be staying inside
then in is used.
He entered into the room.
His brother lives at London in the United
Kingdom.
He is eating rice in that room.
She reads in class X.
The boy fell into the well.
On/in/at:
On
is used before day or date.
I went there on Monday.
He comes to meet on every Sunday.
We saw him on the 10th
May.
In
is used before month or year.
I visited the place in 2008.
He went to America in 2001.
The man was elected chairman in
1990.
At
is used before a particular time.
We are to attend the class at 8.15
am.
The train will leave for London at
8 pm.
At/in:
At
is used before small place and time.
In
is used before big place and time.
I live at Dhaka in Bangladesh.
They will come here in the evening.
We will reach there at 5 O’clock.
He lives in U.K.
In/into:
When it seems to be motion that
means entering then into is used.
If it seems to be staying inside
then in is used.
He entered into the room.
His brother lives at London in the United
Kingdom.
He is eating rice in that room.
She reads in class X.
The boy fell into the well.
On/in/at:
On
is used before day or date.
I went there on Monday.
He comes to meet on every Sunday.
In
is used before month or year.
I visited the place in 2008.
He went to America in 2001.
The man was elected chairman in
1990.
At
is used before a particular time.
We are to attend the class at 8.15
am.
The train will leave for London at
8 pm.
important rules to know:
die for cholera (disease)
die by accident
die from over-eating
die for country
die in sleep
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