1921 - Pesky Prepositions of Place in English Grammar In, On, or At

The video tutorial discusses the idiom 'a lot on your plate' and addresses a listener's question about the use of prepositions 'on', 'in', 'at', 'onto', and 'into'. The hosts explain the usage of 'at' for specific locations, 'in' for enclosed spaces, and 'on' for surfaces, highlighting common mistakes and regional differences. A role play is included to demonstrate the correct use of these prepositions.

What are some examples of metaphorical uses of the preposition 'in'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'waiting in line' versus 'waiting on line'?

What strategies can help learners avoid common preposition mistakes?

How can one improve their understanding of prepositions?