Not everyone are same so the probability of understand is also not same they might had dislike bcoz they dont understand what she had explained. Different people have different level of understanding. Those dislikes doesn't mean they don't know lear to learn.
This is the best explanation of the distinction between these three prepositions. It's the clearest and simplest I've ever seen since I started learning English. Now I tutor English and I will be glad to use your superb method and I'll also refer my students to your awesome channel. 👍👏👏
Hi teacher, You are amazing. I love your classes. I had a traumatic experience with an English teacher in the past but you helped me to overcome this feeling. I love watching your videos and doing the exercises with you. God bless you. You are generous, empathetic and charismatic. 🤗🙏🌼🌸🌷
Thank you, teacher. I appreciate so much the way you teach us. You're so passionated when you're doing your job. Hope this amazing channel increase more and more. Blessings from Nicaragua.
Thank you so much, this video is one of the most important that we have to watch and practice. I was very confused before to watch the video, but now all is clear, just have to practice.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful clarification 💝, just I would like to ask if it's about a place of work ex: she works ______tv station.I think it's (at),is it correct? what do you say please?
She mentioned the name of the street ... but just when you say the number you are giving a specific location. No number... is wider area than when the number is given. Hope having helped you!!
Thanks, my teacher, Mrs. Rebecca, your way to teach English is simply wonderful, I appreciate you very much, lovely God help and bless you forever. Orhan Baki, from Germany.
This is really great. But what about very specific places, such as "a conference room" or "a classroom". I would use "in" for these areas even though they are small. For example, "I think this photo was taken in a classroom" or "I think this photo was taken "in a conference room." So, I would add quite small places to the general area of this diagram.
This video is outstanding. Thank you so much, Rebecca. I used your explanation a lot in my classes. You are so generous for sharing that. I appreciate you.
Hi. It's a pleasure to watch your class. I'm Brazilian and I've been studying English for two years, but I only met you last week. In February, 25. Thank you so much. Ps: I so rappy because I understand all of your class in English. 🥰😘.
Thank you so much Ma'm Rebecca. I've learned a lot from this video. Now I know what and when to use prepositions. I've been searching for the answers in my questions, you're teaching method is an eye-opener. Now I feel confident and ready to explore.
i would like to thank you for this amazing video!! I finally understood when to use the prepositions and now i don't have fear to talk about it!! XoXo from Brazil
Learning English is like learning the rules. Each words have its own usage. I'm in my car. Since the car is smaller, we have to use IN. I'm on the train, we use On because the train is much bigger than a car. Thank you Rebecca,
Why do you use “at the bottom” then ? Is the “bottom” a very specific place ? Why do we say “I live in a small house” instead of “at” or “on” a small house ? Is the small house “large” enough to justify the use of “in” ?
Am using these videos to help teach English to two Ukranian Refugees here in California. I am a retired teacher who taught ESL for years in elementary school. These are wonderful supplements to what we are learning! Thank you for making these available to all!
Thank you very much for making this subject clear. Thic approach is easy to remember. This helped me to write English grammatically correct. - Joseph, Sri Lanka
Thank you! In on of my exercise I wrong preposition because I wrote: "In the south coast of England" I believed tha the "South Coast" was wide enough to use IN :)
"Where are you AT?" "AT (or IN, referring to INside) my house" | "Where are you in/on?" sounds wrong, only AT sounds right. Meaning the person is looking where EXACTLY is the other "Where are they?" "ON TOP of the mountain". It sounds wrong when you say "They are IN top of the mountain" and means different when saying "They are IN the mountain" Though one would say "They're AT THE TOP of the mountain" notice how ON TOP doesn't have the word THE unlike at THE top of the mountain. it sounds wrong when "They're AT TOP of the mountain" unlike "They're ON TOP of the mountain" | "Where do you live?" I live ON/AT/IN the mountain" all three words sounds correct which I believe it is It also sounds right when "Where is it?" "It's IN/ON the cupboard" because you could place things ON TOP or INside the cupboard but not AT because it the cupboard has two different places, not one. However, the item in question could still be ON the cupboard even if it is placed WITHIN the cupboard because by my probably flawed logic, the item is placed or is sitting ON TOP of the cupboard's base. Therefore, "It's AT THE cupboard" COULD still be correct. "Where is he?" "He's AT Starbucks" sounds correct which it is but SOUNDS wrong if "He's AT cupboard/s" but correct if "He's at THE cupboard" I'm out >_>
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I believe there is an exception when talking about buildings, like houses, apartments, stores, etc. "At the building" generally means you are in front of or somewhere outside it, as opposed to "in the building," which specifically means you are inside.
Dear Mrs. Rebecca: thank you so much for your wonderful work, being always very clear and specific while explaining all the lessons I've already seen from you. Besides, your manners and voice are so sweet and pleasant. I am a very visual learner and your notes on the board are very helpful to me. In using prepositions, I learned long ago the idea of "The Triangle Method", but I still confuse in some cases, as "I'm not sure when to consider a place as a specific, medium, or large" area... sometimes. E.g.: JFK Airport is a specific place, so we should use AT (is a specific place, but bigger than my village, where we should use IN, or bigger than "the 6th floor of a hotel", where we should use ON)... and that's my struggle. Thank you.
7) She lives at 265 Queen St. in London. "at" in this case is used because we're saying where she lives, right? if I said "She's on 265 Queen St.", meaning she's just waiting someone there or taking a walk, would it be right?
Thank you very much, Madam, for uploading such nice lectures regarding English Grammar and prepositions. You really make it easy to get hands-on English language. Really thank you soooooo much. God bless you with a lot of Success and Happiness.
Que de propos laudatifs dans les commentaires ! Many laudatery comments : congrats! I agree with all them ! Everything seems so easy when you explain... However, I was wondering sth. For instance I drive to the airport. I'm still in my car at the airport and I'm looking for irs car park. Don't I drive in the airport ? You have another question with "in the classroom" when you are at the specific spot like a school. I suppose that we can use the triangle method for the specific spot, can't we? I would be grateful to get an answer. (I am imagining à big triangle, and à smaller triangle, and other smaller triangles to play with "at" and "in"! 211125 R2l2
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Albert Einstein said, "... If you know something; you must explain it in the simple way so everyone can understand it". So this woman, an English instructor, is an excellent English instructor. She was born to be a teacher.
you've just made something very complicated so simple!
Correct
I'm so good at 'in' now but, sometimes I'm confused between 'at' and 'on'
@@BLINKitONCE i don't know if this will help....but study prepositions in chunks...
Thank yours. Rebecca you are a lovely teacher. I always learn with you thank you.
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wonderful class. You can explain simple and efficient. Thank you a lot.
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You provide us a unique lessons. always sparkling.thx
Wow! This method is very good thank you very much teacher.
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Very clear explanation .. thank you so much .
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Thank you teacher. You are excellent
Very clear..
Thank you
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nice now i know how to use it...many thanks
thank you.
Useful, thank you!
thank you !
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Good class
Really useful, thanks mam.
I loved
Which one is corret?? At his office or in his office?? N why??🙏
Hello which choice is right
We were ..........the restaurant, having a meal. (in /at)
There is 26 people they dislike the video...
I think they don't know how to learn and understand
35 people
Probably they misclicked
56 Now, how could you not like, Rules of Grammar?
Not everyone are same so the probability of understand is also not same they might had dislike bcoz they dont understand what she had explained. Different people have different level of understanding. Those dislikes doesn't mean they don't know lear to learn.
@@mumuvangpan9578 'Not everyone is the same'. 'Different levels of...'. '...dislikes don't mean...' Singular vs plural.
This is the best explanation of the distinction between these three prepositions. It's the clearest and simplest I've ever seen since I started learning English. Now I tutor English and I will be glad to use your superb method and I'll also refer my students to your awesome channel. 👍👏👏
Thanks so much
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Hi teacher,
You are amazing. I love your classes. I had a traumatic experience with an English teacher in the past but you helped me to overcome this feeling. I love watching your videos and doing the exercises with you. God bless you. You are generous, empathetic and charismatic. 🤗🙏🌼🌸🌷
This is abolutely what i was looking for.
You are an amazing teacher. This lesson has cleared many of my doubts.🙌
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Thank you, teacher. I appreciate so much the way you teach us. You're so passionated when you're doing your job. Hope this amazing channel increase more and more. Blessings from Nicaragua.
Thank you,I appreciate much more u teach me
Thanks Miss Rebecca
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I'm currently studying BSED English, I want to improve my grammar, thank you for sharing this wonderful videos Ma'am !
Thank you Ms. Rebecca. Your lessons are very clear and easy to understand. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you so much, this video is one of the most important that we have to watch and practice. I was very confused before to watch the video, but now all is clear, just have to practice.
i really enjoyed the video.I'll no more make a mistake using at,on,in......thank you a lot
Pls tell us silent words which we are use or not like... Absorb, slightly,plough etc..
When she said I heard you at Q7) I was filling I’m in the class and she stand front of me ))) Incredible teacher thank you !!!
I really love your classes! Thanks a lot for this video. Your lessons help me so much to understand these English's details 💞💞
Your teaching is interesting. And clearly understanding
Good morning, It was really good to learn the use of preposition in a simple way with you. Thank you.
0:47 You said “at AT the top”, “on IN the middle” and “in AT the bottom”... my question is, why not “on ON/AT the middle” but IN???
Cuz, it is in between the two of them.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful clarification 💝, just I would like to ask if it's about a place of work ex: she works ______tv station.I think it's (at),is it correct? what do you say please?
Simple but useful explanation. Thank you. I Love EngVid.
you say... "ON is IN the middle"... but you are being very specific about the location of ON...
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She mentioned the name of the street ... but just when you say the number you are giving a specific location.
No number... is wider area than when the number is given.
Hope having helped you!!
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Rebecca thank you so much. I love your videos and I have learned a lot from you. I have a question. Do we say IN the bed or On the bed?
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Thanks, my teacher, Mrs. Rebecca, your way to teach English is simply wonderful, I appreciate you very much, lovely God help and bless you forever. Orhan Baki, from Germany.
Thank you very much from Russia. I amazed by your teacher skills. So clear!
I always had some question about all this prepositions but now that’s so clear. Thank you for this lesson so wonderful!
This is really great. But what about very specific places, such as "a conference room" or "a classroom". I would use "in" for these areas even though they are small. For example, "I think this photo was taken in a classroom" or "I think this photo was taken "in a conference room." So, I would add quite small places to the general area of this diagram.
I really like the way you explain this. You cleared my doubts. Thank you
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I think that At us used for a point, On is used for a plane and In is used for 3D space.
Ma'am
One question
5) we're staying _____ the moon hotel ...over here y we are not using 'on'...
Because we are not confirm at which room
That's because if you say "on the hotel" you literally mean that you're staying on the hotel, on its roof
Thank you very mach for you lessons! You lessons are very understandable and help me improve a lot english skill.
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Thank You Madam ❤️ - Love From India 🙏 ... Your teaching skill is very high and simple 🙏
This video is outstanding. Thank you so much, Rebecca. I used your explanation a lot in my classes. You are so generous for sharing that. I appreciate you.
Thank you for sharing. Suscribed
Thank you Ms.Rebecca . I love your class .
It is very interesting triangle metod.
Thank you.
Great class and clear examples. Thanks for your time and God bless you 😉
Hi. It's a pleasure to watch your class. I'm Brazilian and I've been studying English for two years, but I only met you last week. In February, 25. Thank you so much.
Ps: I so rappy because I understand all of your class in English. 🥰😘.
I am Brazilian as well
Thanks mam, I never got 10/10. First time in my life I get 10.
Could you please suggest me good grammar book? :)
Nice video and I'm the first one to comment 😁👍
Thank you so much Ma'm Rebecca. I've learned a lot from this video. Now I know what and when to use prepositions. I've been searching for the answers in my questions, you're teaching method is an eye-opener. Now I feel confident and ready to explore.
Thank you, Ms. Rebecca! Now, this is so clear for me :)
i would like to thank you for this amazing video!! I finally understood when to use the prepositions and now i don't have fear to talk about it!! XoXo from Brazil
Very good class 👍
Just spent the most usefull time of my education.
Learning English is like learning the rules. Each words have its own usage. I'm in my car. Since the car is smaller, we have to use IN. I'm on the train, we use On because the train is much bigger than a car.
Thank you Rebecca,
I needed this information thanks a lot Rebecca.
*Excelent,Becky!*
I will never make this mistake ever again in my life - hopefully . A million thank you 😊 😄❤️🙏
Thank you Ma'am
Why do you use “at the bottom” then ?
Is the “bottom” a very specific place ?
Why do we say “I live in a small house” instead of “at” or “on” a small house ?
Is the small house “large” enough to justify the use of “in” ?
Your methodology of explaining preposition is admirable, incredible, facinating. Thank Teacher Robecca for teaching us in a simplest way.
You're so sweet ma Rebecca 💞💞💞💞
Am using these videos to help teach English to two Ukranian Refugees here in California. I am a retired teacher who taught ESL for years in elementary school. These are wonderful supplements to what we are learning! Thank you for making these available to all!
Thank you verry much..i love you
Thank you very much for making this subject clear. Thic approach is easy to remember. This helped me to write English grammatically correct. - Joseph, Sri Lanka
thank you very much, you are a great teacher
Thanks from brazil :)
It's a very helpful lesson. Thank you so much for teaching, Rebecca
Thank you. Your classes are awesome. I live in Brazil. I'm an Teacher and your explanations are so helpful
Thank you! In on of my exercise I wrong preposition because I wrote: "In the south coast of England" I believed tha the "South Coast" was wide enough to use IN :)
Thank you, teacher. I always make mistake in using this prepositions.
"Where are you AT?" "AT (or IN, referring to INside) my house" | "Where are you in/on?" sounds wrong, only AT sounds right. Meaning the person is looking where EXACTLY is the other
"Where are they?" "ON TOP of the mountain". It sounds wrong when you say "They are IN top of the mountain" and means different when saying "They are IN the mountain" Though one would say "They're AT THE TOP of the mountain" notice how ON TOP doesn't have the word THE unlike at THE top of the mountain. it sounds wrong when "They're AT TOP of the mountain" unlike "They're ON TOP of the mountain" | "Where do you live?" I live ON/AT/IN the mountain" all three words sounds correct which I believe it is
It also sounds right when "Where is it?" "It's IN/ON the cupboard" because you could place things ON TOP or INside the cupboard but not AT because it the cupboard has two different places, not one. However, the item in question could still be ON the cupboard even if it is placed WITHIN the cupboard because by my probably flawed logic, the item is placed or is sitting ON TOP of the cupboard's base. Therefore, "It's AT THE cupboard" COULD still be correct. "Where is he?" "He's AT Starbucks" sounds correct which it is but SOUNDS wrong if "He's AT cupboard/s" but correct if "He's at THE cupboard"
I'm out >_>
You are a great teacher mam- Your way of teaching is appreciable - Huge love and respect From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🫡🫡❤️ Take love mam - May Allah ( GOD) Bless you - Amin 🤲
En español decimos "en" para todo. Más fácil. In Spanish we say "en" for everythin that. More easy.
I believe there is an exception when talking about buildings, like houses, apartments, stores, etc.
"At the building" generally means you are in front of or somewhere outside it, as opposed to "in the building," which specifically means you are inside.
Dear Mrs. Rebecca: thank you so much for your wonderful work, being always very clear and specific while explaining all the lessons I've already seen from you. Besides, your manners and voice are so sweet and pleasant. I am a very visual learner and your notes on the board are very helpful to me.
In using prepositions, I learned long ago the idea of "The Triangle Method", but I still confuse in some cases, as "I'm not sure when to consider a place as a specific, medium, or large" area... sometimes.
E.g.: JFK Airport is a specific place, so we should use AT (is a specific place, but bigger than my village, where we should use IN, or bigger than "the 6th floor of a hotel", where we should use ON)... and that's my struggle. Thank you.
7) She lives at 265 Queen St. in London.
"at" in this case is used because we're saying where she lives, right? if I said "She's on 265 Queen St.", meaning she's just waiting someone there or taking a walk, would it be right?
Thank you very much, Madam, for uploading such nice lectures regarding English Grammar and prepositions. You really make it easy to get hands-on English language. Really thank you soooooo much. God bless you with a lot of Success and Happiness.
Que de propos laudatifs dans les commentaires !
Many laudatery comments : congrats!
I agree with all them !
Everything seems so easy when you explain...
However, I was wondering sth.
For instance I drive to the airport.
I'm still in my car at the airport and I'm looking for irs car park. Don't I drive in the airport ?
You have another question with "in the classroom" when you are at the specific spot like a school.
I suppose that we can use the triangle method for the specific spot, can't we?
I would be grateful to get an answer.
(I am imagining à big triangle, and à smaller triangle, and other smaller triangles to play with "at" and "in"!
211125 R2l2
Thank you so much I nailed my english test with a A+ !!! Please reply Learn English with Reoecca Please! its my dream :D You the best! thank you for teaching all of us with your precious time!:D
Amazingly Great 👍
Albert Einstein said, "... If you know something; you must explain it in the simple way so everyone can understand it".
So this woman, an English instructor, is an excellent English instructor. She was born to be a teacher.