Preposition AT - English grammar lesson

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[@angelicab692]

Great lesson! Thanks Andrew!!!

[@haroldlake1005]

Excellent. Quite complete video about the usee of "AT". Thanks.

[@SIMS6]

I was looking for some grammar related with at besides(place and time) and I was lucky enough to find this video! Thank you so much! Sending you love and peace!

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[@AmitavaBose-6]

Please describe all prepositions in full details and simplest way.

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[@Ayesha91521]

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[@MiguelMGraziottin]

HI Andrew. Thanks for this great lesson. Could I use '" good at" in the first person singular? For example, I'm good at playing the guitar.

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Thank you soooooooooo much from the bottom of my heart for this great lesson 🤩😍👏👌👍🌟✨✨✨✨ And I wish you you do the same thing with the prepositions (on / in) if you plz 🌺🌺🌺

[@FallenAngelTeam]

Could you give an example with at + festival? Why in '' We turned right at the traffic lights '' do you need the '' the ''?

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[@shuklachandan9835]

Please recommend me the best book for learning preposition or any other source

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[@pnthien1989]

I saw a example in a ielts’s book “Children need to learn to accept the consequences OF TO their action” Why do the after of the preposition is a preposition? What is it called in english? I want to learn more about ít but I haven’t a keyword for searching.

[@nawarnawar5822]

Hi sir, first thanks for giving us common uses of the preposition " at" , but I think there is no specific rule that restricts its usage. I often get confused what to use especially between " in" and " at" , though I know their general rules, and sometimes I don't know wether or not I should use a preposition, for example I watch t v using my eyes Or I watch t v by using my eyes. Another example I do it myself, with which I'm familiar. Or I do it by myself. Etc....... .

[@basi4812]

Hello Andrew and thank you for the lesson. I am italian and I have two questions for you: could I say "I want the work for Google"? The last one, "the are two people at reception",I always add the article THE after at,am I wrong?

[@platoboshkaa2398]

Say I want to work for google Means I work for them I want to apply for a job

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Michael Swan Practical English Usage said, at page 79/5, without number one can use ON in the USA and IN in England. A

[@melbanselvadhas1050]

There are two people at the reception. Is the sentence correct?

[@shubhamlifescience3099]

Can you plz make a video on "on behalf of "

[@137_azizahnurululinnuha7]

Hello mr andrew,thank you for the explanation,but there is a thing that iam still confused,if there is a sentence "iam at outside" is it correct?

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[@pamrzt6584]

why we can't use to for leading to a person or thing?

[@songmridulforall3955]

Sir we want all usages of all preposition like at

[@malikfaiz6203]

Would you please tell why do we say go home and go to school?

[@theartist826]

Dinner at 8 o clock I did not see my brother at Christmas Andrew is looked at my window. Place Seetha Raman at the bar group activity. Jane good at studying.

[@mohitrawat1858]

Can we use at with other verbs ex- fluent at english

[@pacificoceania5828]

I think the correct answer is fluent in English .

[@mohitrawat1858]

@@pacificoceania5828 thanks but I was wondering if we could use at with verbs like brilliant, pathetic,skilled, at something

[@pacificoceania5828]

@@mohitrawat1858 sorry but the words brilliant, pathetic are not verbs . Can you make a sentence using at with those words you were mentioning ?

[@mohitrawat1858]

@@pacificoceania5828 yes ofcourse Mike is brilliant at gymnastics. I am skilled at making shoes.

[@pacificoceania5828]

@@mohitrawat1858 ok I get your point now . Mike is brilliant at gymnastic . In this case brilliant and gymnastic are not verbs .

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Great

[@sivasankar-sh3tm]

Nice

[@mahirakhan3867]

Ok

[@rachidmansour1646]

At+price

[@heronecaoa6723]

How about . Mark is concerned ____his grades.

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🙂

[@RAJIVCHAITANYA]

Sir, which one wrong? 1.Ram is at home. 2.Ram is at the home. 3.Ram stays at my home.

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[@joaoandre7488]

Hi Teacher, I hope you are well. I realised that this video was made one year ago but just a few hours I saw it. Here some sentences I prepared. Could you check if there are any mistake? I am living on Merlebone street. My girlfriend is at the dentist's. My Mum is at the hairdresser's. My kids are to the doctor's. My friend is at the conference. I am driving at 100 miles per hour. I am at the cinema. I am good at basketball. My brother is good at talking. I am good at writing. I am bad at singing. They are good at driving. The manager is always shouting at me. She is smiling at me. I saw my girlfriend and she waved at me. We are at the Airport. We will discuss our strategy at the weekend. I will go to at the party at the weekend. There are three people at reception. I was sitting at my desk when the telephone rang. I would like to work at school.

[@Islam_makes_Peaceful_soul]

Why we use use he is going to school. Why not he is going at school. Could you share views?

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The best 🍆🌾🌿🌿🌿

[@rachend810]

:D !

[@masukmiah5015]

At no at you pronunciation incorrect.

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Great