At, In and On

[man149]

At, In and On

People! How have you been through the day? was it good? I hope so... I've always wanted to ask an important question regarding to an integral part of the English language: How can we know which preposition (at, on, in) we need to use in certain sentences. For instance: we need to say:

On 14th of december I'll celebrate my birthday party and not

In 14th of... Thank you in advance!​

 

[Zenith87]

I wrote you a message...

...But I'm afraid the Tapuz message monster has gobbled it up. It had examples and everything, so I hope it was tasty. In any case, see Zulu prepositions.​

 

[man149]

../images/Emo45.gifWow! that's helpful- Thanks

And I must say that I expand my vocabulary from your rich messages

 

[ronistar]

../images/Emo9.gif../images/Emo42.gifTo Zenith

I want to tell you that each time i read your comment about range of topics, I enjoy .Keep Going

 

[Zenith87]

Thank you, thank-you-very-much

Zenith87 has left the building! (This message has been a tribute to Elvis Presley)​

 

[dana00]

answer

http://www.zooloo.co.il/english/prepositions.asp Hope this helps

 

[Woking]

good site

but don't take it as gospel. It's not without it's faults: One at the time?!​