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Simple prepositions: At and On

Preposition of Place

To express notions of place, English uses the following prepositions:
to talk about the surface: on
to talk about a general vicinity: at
At On
Point at the corner Jane is waiting
for you at the
bus stop.
Surface on the cover The author's
name is on
the cover of
the book.
at the office When will you
arrive at the
office?
on the wall There was a
"no smoking"
sign on the
wall.
at the end of the
street
The shop is at
the end of the
street.
on the menu There are no
prices on this
menu.

Preposition of Time

Precise
Time
at midnight The shop
closes at
midnight.
Days and
Date
on Mondays Do you work
on Mondays?
at 9 am I have a
meeting at
9am.
on New Years
Day
Where will
you be on
New Year's
Day?
at lunchtime Jane went
home at
lunchtime.
On 20
November
Her birthday
is on 20
November.
When we say last, next, every, this we do not also use at, on.
Example:
He's coming back next Tuesday. (not on next Tuesday)
I go home every Easter. (not at every Easter)

Other
indicate an
email
address
at abc@defg.com Please email
me at
abc@defg.com.
indicate a
device or
machine, such
as a phone or
computer
on the phone He is on the
phone right
now.
indicate an
activity
at drawing a
portrait
I am good at
drawing a
portrait.
indicate a
part of the
body
on my finger I wear a ring
on my finger.
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John Eastwood. (2010). Oxford Learners Grammar: Grammar Finder. New York: Oxford University
Press.

Choose a correct preposition in the sentence.
1) I will come to pick you up (on, at, in) 2 pm tomorrow.
2) This class will be held (on, at, in) Mondays.
3) The stick hit me (on, at, in) my shoulder.
4) I live (on, at, in) the 7th floor (on, at, in) 21 Oxford Street in London.