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repositions of place AT, IN or ON
A few days ago we spoke of the prepositions , and often mentioned that often become a nightmare for those who want to learn, and at that time weexplained the use of prepositions of time AT, IN, ON that often mislead.Today talk about prepositions of place , and to the surprise of you will see that these are the same words we use toreferinos while: AT, IN, ON .Obviously, there are other prepositions to indicate a place, but we will emphasize to observe these differences. We could say that its meaning in Spanish is:At at / near In Inside On About

We begin by explaining the uses of the preposition ATindicating TOGETHER (beside), for example:At the window 
By the window (next to the window)

At thebridge 
Next to the bridge (near the bridge)

We can use AT also to discuss events, in which case take the meaning of EN , for example:

At the show 
In the show

At the exhibitionOn display

At the concert
In concert

Notably, there are also some places which must be accompanied by the preposition AT instead of IN , which also receive the meaning of EN . Hereis just a few examples:

At the school
In school

At the railway station
At the train station

At home
At home

At the hotel
In the hotel

At the market
Release

|Instead the preposition IN will use to refer to the INSIDE a particular place:In the living room
In the living room (Enter into the living room)

In my car
In my car (Indica inside thecar)

Another way to use the preposition IN , may be to refer to cities or countries:

I was born in London
He was born in London

She lives in Australia
She lives in Australia|


Finally, the preposition ON indicates something or someone that is ON a particular location, for example:

On the roof
On the ceiling

On the bridge
On the bridge |