In, on, at - places

Front

What does 'in' mean when talking about places?

Back

'In' is used to describe something that is inside a space or area.

Front

What does 'on' mean when talking about places?

Back

'On' is used to describe something that is resting on a surface.

Front

What does 'at' mean when talking about places?

Back

'At' is used to describe a specific point or location.

Front

Fill in the blank: He's ______ the restaurant.

Back

at

Front

Fill in the blank: She's ______ bed.

Back

in

Front

Fill in the blank: They're sitting ______ the table.

Back

at

Front

Fill in the blank: He's ______ the kitchen.

Back

in

Front

Fill in the blank: It was ______ the newspaper.

Back

in

Front

Use 'in' in a sentence.

Back

The cat is in the box.

Front

Use 'on' in a sentence.

Back

The book is on the table.