Prepositions of Place: at, in, onat for a POINT at POINT at the corner at the bu to!

in for an ENCLOSED SPACE in ENCLOSED SPACE in the garden in London in France in a bo" in $% !oc&et in $% wallet in a building in a car on SURFACE on the wall

In general, we use:
on for a SURFACE

on the ceiling on the door on the co#er on the floor on the car!et on the $enu on a !age

at the door at the to! of the !age at the end of the road at the entrance at the cro road at the front de & Loo& at the e e"a$!le '

(ane i waiting for %ou at the bu to!) The ho! i at the end of the treet) *% !lane to!!ed at Dubai and +anoi and arri#ed in ,ang&o& two hour late) -hen will %ou arri#e at the office. Do %ou wor& in an office. I ha#e a $eeting in New /or&) The author0 na$e i on the co#er of the boo&) There are no !rice on thi $enu) /ou are tanding on $% foot) There wa a 1no $o&ing1 ign on the wall) I li#e on the 2th floor at 34 O"ford Street in London)

Notice the u e of the !re!o ition of !lace at5 in and on in the e tandard e"!re ion ' at at ho$e at wor& at chool at uni#er it% at college at the to! at the botto$ at the ide in in a car in a ta"i in a helico!ter in a boat in a lift 6ele#ator7 in the new !a!er in the &% in a row on on a bu on a train on a !lane on a hi! on a bic%cle5 on a $otorbi&e on a hor e5 on an ele!hant on the radio5 on tele#i ion on the left5 on the right

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in O"ford Street

on the wa%