Lesson & Quiz: Present Continuous Affirmative 09

We use the prepositions “in”, “at” and “on” to refer to places:

In is Used for enclosed spaces or areas.

• Example: “The documents are in the folder.”

At is used for specific locations or points.

• Example: “I am waiting at the bus stop.”

On is used for surfaces or when something is placed atop something else.

• Example: “The cat is sleeping on the bed.”

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Exercise

1 - "The cat is sleeping ___ the box."

in
at
on

2 - "She is waiting ___ the bus stop."

in
at
on

3 - "He is playing soccer ___ the field."

in
at
on

4 - "They are meeting ___ the cafe."

in
at
on

5 - "The picture is hanging ___ the wall."

in
at
on

6 - "She left her bag ___ the car."

in
at
on

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