Learn beginning English ESL class lesson 5

Learn basic English ESL grammar from lessons that I teach at a community college. Lessons should be viewed in the correct order

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In previous lessons you said she is going at the supermarket but in this video you mentioned he is going to the laundermot. What is the difference using at and to in the same action. Please explain.

[@RichardCampbellBeginESL]

Thank you for your comment. There are typing mistakes in some of my videos. I try to edit my videos before I post them to TH-cam but it is difficult for me to find them all. "at" tells you the position of someone or some thing and "to" tells you a direction that someone or some thing is going. So the question "Where are you? the answer is "at" (the location) the question "Where are you going? the answer is "to" (the direction ) some place. Finding mistakes is a great way to learn. keep asking questions.
Richard

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[@RichardCampbellBeginESL]

You're welcome