What a mess! "At" a specific place... but I say "in the bedroom." (Isn't a bedroom a specific place??) "In" an eclosed place... but I say "in the street." (And it's not an enclosed place!)
Can somebody please tell me why it is "I have videos on youtube" and not "I have videos at youtube"? Or "I bought that on ebay" and not "I bought that at ebay"? Is it wrong to say "at" when it comes to websites?
@AngelOfEvenfall The use of the preposition "on" like "I have videos ON Youtube" is highly acceptable; since we see websites "ON" our computer monitors.
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Alex - I thought your explanation was excellent. I recommend these videos to my online students. I thought you were for the USA - until I heard your "out." In my experience the only ones that pronounce the "ou" that way are Canadians and people from Wisconsin (I am not sure how people from Wisconsin have taken on the Canadian "ou" sound. By the way - my father was Canadian!
After viewing the gibberish and infantile etchings that many of you apparently consider writing and legible communication, I now have a bleak and precarious opinion concerning the present and future state of education.
Damn, I hope all of you are either foreigners or in the second grade. I have never encountered, except in such aforementioned cases, such horribly bad spelling and grammar; your erroneous language and writing skills are inexcusable.
The inconsistency of form, horrible spelling, mispronunciations of words, and scrambling of English word order are appalling.
I was just going to ask you to make a video for this. You are ahead of the game. I am native Spanish speaker and every time I do a paper, this seem to be one of my biggest issues. Thanks for the videos, and keep up the good work. I would like to see a video of when to combined word? Some easy examples are; worthless(worth less) and nowadays. Sometime I struggle with these type of words.
i thought preposition to show place is 17 my teacher said here are the prep of plc above,among,at,behind,beneath,outside,beside,between,by,in,inside,underneath, near,on,up,over,under
@shtirlic76tube You are absolutely correct. There are numerous exceptions or cases where we use either "at" or "in." It can get a little confusing. For example, I can say "Look at the picture!" However, I cannot say, "I am at the picture," if my meaning is that I am "in" the picture. The guidelines I provided in this video are the basics.
@shtirlic76tube You're wrong.If you're not with your brother at the time you're talking,you don't know if he's actually in the theater.He could be outside waiting for a friend.In that case it is correct to use "at" instead of "in".However,if you go to the theater with him,and he goes in while you stay outside waiting for a friend,when your friend arrives,then it is correct to say "he is in the theater" or "he's inside already".
hey Alex i have clearly the prepositions, At and In, but i still have doubts with On, an Example: the music On/In my hand is a power, is it right? ( someone who can answer ) thanks :D
I am libyan and i am too much confused with using such those prepositions, as you mentioned at 4:40 that in is used with the closed areas, therefore isn`t Jhon`s house in the first example is a closed area?
If you say cuz it is a specific area, then My bedroom is a specific area too!
you could say: You are in your bedroom, at the table. (bedroom isn't very specific)
I think it depends on the meaning (it's often difficult to see (when you look at a sentence) what somebody want's to say). But yeah, there are a lot of exceptions, it's confusing.
Hi tell me why this word is write like this Easiest Way to Install BackTrack 4 On A USB Drive is correct bacuse LINUX WILL BE inside the USB not around the usb i don t undertand this sentence please can you explain to me why this sentence is like this ON insted the IN thank you
Rueltee when your talking about someone who is doing something TO you, you generally don't need a preposition, such as your example. You would say "he is chasing me" or "he is helping me" sometimes you use TO "they are talking TO me", "he is reading to me"
Hello Alex Good day I'm ruel I'd watched your video and its understandable however I had a little confused?? how if I have this kind of sample sentence ( are you chasing at/on/in me?)(you can leave a comments at/on/in my facebook wall) please can you correct this prepositions i really confused about this...hope you can help me???
Can you explain to me why you are using "at" instead of "in"? I haven't found yet in some online dictionaries that theater, home theater, or cinema are preceded by "at". I apologize if that's my wrong.
@adnerbzaid He wrote favourite because he is Canadian, and in Canada you will notice that people use the british spelling rather than the american one in words such as colour, centre among others. But it's not wrong if you write it like that, at least that's what I've been told.
If someone who can explain further what does it suggest if i say "im at the lybrary" and "im in the lybrary" ...i will deeply appreciate it.THANX in advance.
The difference is the following - I'm at school means you're going to school everyday. Let's say - someone rings you up and asks - hey, were are you now? You can answer - I'm at school - because the caller would most likely know you're a student and it's one of your common places to be.
But let's say, you're a construction worker and you have three different buildings you might be working in. Your boss rings you up and asks - where are you at the moment? Now you can say I'm IN the school.
woww, this is the first time I understand this preposition. I always use wrong preposition all the time because I didn't understand when I in school. My teacher never explain or give example as good as this one tutorial. Exellent and thank a lottttt loveeeee you ten thousand times more
It's kind of hard for non native English speakers to fully understand the prepositions of place, and where to use them correctly, but your video sure helps a lot!
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tarzeer 5 days ago
i like the way u teach us thank you sir <3
hibamissy 6 days ago
What if we talk about both 'a specific place' and 'an enclosed place'? at or in?
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Thank you sir
taqwiathulimaan 1 week ago
Thank you very much. No more doubts after this explanation.
eduardobag 2 weeks ago
very nice lesson.
showbizmus 3 weeks ago
Tnx teacher!
antolintxit 1 month ago
It is favorite and not favourite english professor......Lol.
mr92fs1 1 month ago
@mr92fs1 The both are correct forms tho' FAVOURITE is British English whereas FAVORITE American English
OttovonEarth 1 month ago
It is favorite and not favourite professor......Lol.
mr92fs1 1 month ago
Where is this class held... at?
anon23bf 1 month ago
Thanks you Teacher. I'll suscribing and i'll have a thumb up. Thanks a lot !!
viajerosdelabismo 2 months ago
TV with small letters?????
tariqmubashir123 2 months ago
thank you Alex, i understood clearly the difference.
ravpriyankara 2 months ago
I left my jacket ON the chair At the kitchen In Spain. -Greetings from Guatemala.
584wally 2 months ago 11
Are your lessons british or US english ?
lotfi150 2 months ago
Good video, and really well explained
pablokindos 3 months ago
What a mess! "At" a specific place... but I say "in the bedroom." (Isn't a bedroom a specific place??) "In" an eclosed place... but I say "in the street." (And it's not an enclosed place!)
intoarut 3 months ago
thank you very much for this lesson
abt013 3 months ago
Muy buen video ahora si me quedo muy claro como usar las preposiciones :D
Celestiial618 3 months ago
i have a idea...
The book is on the table. (on ) its right???
hilyah92 4 months ago
Thank you vary much! I absolutely hate studying, but this made it fun. :)
131360love 4 months ago
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FPSsnowball 4 months ago
It takes 10 seconds to write at on and it WTF?????
iHxR3jeCt 4 months ago
Can somebody please tell me why it is "I have videos on youtube" and not "I have videos at youtube"? Or "I bought that on ebay" and not "I bought that at ebay"? Is it wrong to say "at" when it comes to websites?
AngelOfEvenfall 4 months ago
@AngelOfEvenfall The use of the preposition "on" like "I have videos ON Youtube" is highly acceptable; since we see websites "ON" our computer monitors.
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flany1960 5 months ago
Thank you very much. I learned a lot of things that I didn't know!
HJGOlun261190 5 months ago
thank you :)
wadha51 5 months ago
Good , but we need more example 's while we using at , on, in
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descontroladoxelrock 5 months ago
Please go to school to learn writing faster. It's bugging when people write so slow.
SamarpanNepal 5 months ago
Alex - I thought your explanation was excellent. I recommend these videos to my online students. I thought you were for the USA - until I heard your "out." In my experience the only ones that pronounce the "ou" that way are Canadians and people from Wisconsin (I am not sure how people from Wisconsin have taken on the Canadian "ou" sound. By the way - my father was Canadian!
RobTheTutor 6 months ago
Nice and easy,thanks a lot !
OGueraa 6 months ago
the theater is in the mean time a specific place and a closed area...Dilemma !!
Tunisiennela 6 months ago
what if your on a dot lol
elidontlie 6 months ago
thanks :)
321razor 6 months ago
I like your class; it's simple but direct. Thank you very much Alex.
sunsea98 6 months ago
I think your vocabulary is way too complex for esl students.
briangunn21 6 months ago
@briangunn21 haha,you're kidding,right? he's using simple english words. Anyone can understand what he's saying
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what if its a sloped surface? lol
AhYaOk 7 months ago
I like ur handwriting:P
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After viewing the gibberish and infantile etchings that many of you apparently consider writing and legible communication, I now have a bleak and precarious opinion concerning the present and future state of education.
DeMarkieSade 7 months ago
Damn, I hope all of you are either foreigners or in the second grade. I have never encountered, except in such aforementioned cases, such horribly bad spelling and grammar; your erroneous language and writing skills are inexcusable.
The inconsistency of form, horrible spelling, mispronunciations of words, and scrambling of English word order are appalling.
DeMarkieSade 7 months ago
The spell of favorite is F.a.v.o.r.i.t.e. He wrote wrong one.
gofuckyourself768 7 months ago
@gofuckyourself768 It depends where in the world you live. That is the correct spelling in the UK.
safcdaniel 7 months ago
How did you know that was my address? lol
dbflyboy917 7 months ago
I don't really remember that I leant how to use these prepositions but speaking english all the time helps a lot
realjuvelive 7 months ago
good job hurray
mariana2008splashff 7 months ago
are you an english teacher?
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i absolutely loved the address example
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hi anyone practice of each section of English add me on my skype id"sajjadhellokhankhan"
03462896503 8 months ago
A very good an illustrative lesson, that is an excellent method to teach ... thank you teacher
gelox32 8 months ago
I was just going to ask you to make a video for this. You are ahead of the game. I am native Spanish speaker and every time I do a paper, this seem to be one of my biggest issues. Thanks for the videos, and keep up the good work. I would like to see a video of when to combined word? Some easy examples are; worthless(worth less) and nowadays. Sometime I struggle with these type of words.
TSGS21 9 months ago
Cant we use ""My brother is IN theater"". Theater is also a enclosed place.
Alex, Thanks for ur vdos.
stilgottheblues 9 months ago
I love this man, i love you :) you explain so nicely. I love you lol
kalobad 9 months ago
Can you explain me with some example what means vertical contact on your explanation please?
jisaca510 10 months ago
Arrrrrrrrrrghhh!!!! I can hear the squeaking of the marker against the board.......soungs like someone is rubbing styrofoam.
072885RL 10 months ago
Best lesson of prepositions of place that I ever seen! (Y)
GOOD & thank's
naiie170892 10 months ago
thanks a lot...
thehaighwayman 10 months ago
i thought preposition to show place is 17 my teacher said here are the prep of plc above,among,at,behind,beneath,outside,beside,between,by,in,inside,underneath, near,on,up,over,under
MultiSoulreaver 10 months ago
what about virtual space such as internet. thanks
ithrowyoucatch 10 months ago
what about prepostions for words such as tv, radio , youtbue etc?
ithrowyoucatch 10 months ago
I am waheed from Pakistan and I would like to thank you very much for this tutorial.
wahid73 11 months ago
Thank you! =)
subarno92 11 months ago
i have learned nothing at this vid :/
wwestyler95 11 months ago
What about virtual things? Let's say I want to install some software on a specific system. Should I say "I will install system X ON that system"?
vitoreugenio 1 year ago
I think it's not very good lesson
If we talk about picture we say I saw you in the picture
My brother is in the theater. Why not? He is inside the bounding box of the theater building.
shtirlic76tube 1 year ago 5
@shtirlic76tube You are absolutely correct. There are numerous exceptions or cases where we use either "at" or "in." It can get a little confusing. For example, I can say "Look at the picture!" However, I cannot say, "I am at the picture," if my meaning is that I am "in" the picture. The guidelines I provided in this video are the basics.
AlexESLvid 1 year ago 20
@AlexESLvid Sorry but I don't think "shtirlic76tube" is right at all.Please read my response to his/her comment.
descontroladoxelrock 5 months ago
@shtirlic76tube right, and even you can say the car is a specific place :-)
laerry8008 6 months ago
@shtirlic76tube Absolutely right !
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@shtirlic76tube You're wrong.If you're not with your brother at the time you're talking,you don't know if he's actually in the theater.He could be outside waiting for a friend.In that case it is correct to use "at" instead of "in".However,if you go to the theater with him,and he goes in while you stay outside waiting for a friend,when your friend arrives,then it is correct to say "he is in the theater" or "he's inside already".
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@shtirlic76tube Hi I am on the bus... I am in the car? I am on the car? dangerous!!!
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What if s.o. has an old cathodic tv?...it's not flat so his favourite program is IN tv .... XD LOL
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hey Alex i have clearly the prepositions, At and In, but i still have doubts with On, an Example: the music On/In my hand is a power, is it right? ( someone who can answer ) thanks :D
betoerick 1 year ago
@betoerick the music of my band
elBOBAnme 1 year ago
Thank you very veryyy veryy much
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Generally 'at' is used when the duration of stay or activity is not long. And 'in' is used when the duration is gonna be long.
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thank you so much. I understand eveything...
edoart20 1 year ago
that was clear.
but stil what's the different b/t (at home ) & ( in the house)
though it's the same place.. but we used different prep?!
can you explain that plz!
samaher9098 1 year ago
@samaher9098
u can say at richard's house/home, i think its the same (using at because it is specific area), and in the house (in enclosed area). right?
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Thanks alot we appreciate your help
I am libyan and i am too much confused with using such those prepositions, as you mentioned at 4:40 that in is used with the closed areas, therefore isn`t Jhon`s house in the first example is a closed area?
If you say cuz it is a specific area, then My bedroom is a specific area too!
kabrera100 1 year ago 14
@kabrera100 nice one thats what i am confused
kukubird92 1 year ago
@kabrera100
remember that a bedroom is enclosed area so we use IN, mate.
xewaxxx 1 year ago
@xewaxxx Jhon`s house in the first example is a closed area?
kabrera100 1 year ago
@kabrera100
you could say: You are in your bedroom, at the table. (bedroom isn't very specific)
I think it depends on the meaning (it's often difficult to see (when you look at a sentence) what somebody want's to say). But yeah, there are a lot of exceptions, it's confusing.
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THANKS FOR SHARING YOR KNOWLEDGE
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Miriam2073 1 year ago
you are a nice teacher. thank for teaching us :D
Miriam2073 1 year ago
Thanks a lots Mr.Alex
samon143m 1 year ago
thank you sir
rimas121 1 year ago
for the second eg we could have used 'in' as well coz theatre can also be an enclosed surface ryt? ->
My brother is 'in' the theater.
thisisthebestid 1 year ago
Hi tell me why this word is write like this Easiest Way to Install BackTrack 4 On A USB Drive is correct bacuse LINUX WILL BE inside the USB not around the usb i don t undertand this sentence please can you explain to me why this sentence is like this ON insted the IN thank you
chuasky23 1 year ago
Excellent, teacher..thanks so much from Brazil!
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dakes25 1 year ago
Rueltee when your talking about someone who is doing something TO you, you generally don't need a preposition, such as your example. You would say "he is chasing me" or "he is helping me" sometimes you use TO "they are talking TO me", "he is reading to me"
tdskywalker13 1 year ago
Hello Alex Good day I'm ruel I'd watched your video and its understandable however I had a little confused?? how if I have this kind of sample sentence ( are you chasing at/on/in me?)(you can leave a comments at/on/in my facebook wall) please can you correct this prepositions i really confused about this...hope you can help me???
rueltee 1 year ago
thanks
andie12serador 1 year ago
good teacher...congratulations
juansebas21 1 year ago
Thumbs up if you noticed the Simpsons reference.
MetalSwitch95 1 year ago
Thank you, i liked very much...
Very good!!
Well done...
MegaAlanRicardo 1 year ago
FAVOURITE is british english!
cankita 1 year ago
thanks, good bless you
NEKANO9794 1 year ago
AT theater?
Can you explain to me why you are using "at" instead of "in"? I haven't found yet in some online dictionaries that theater, home theater, or cinema are preceded by "at". I apologize if that's my wrong.
Thank you
rivosuoth 1 year ago
i should have a tutor like him. Nice work
mrputhenveettil 1 year ago
Im not a native language but I thought I have good grammar,could somebody tell me why he write "FAVOURITE" ??? like that
adnerbzaid 1 year ago
@adnerbzaid He wrote favourite because he is Canadian, and in Canada you will notice that people use the british spelling rather than the american one in words such as colour, centre among others. But it's not wrong if you write it like that, at least that's what I've been told.
odesasmty 1 year ago
@odesasmty
thank you! :)
adnerbzaid 1 year ago
it was superb SIR...
TheMumtaz85 1 year ago
Bed is a flat surface right ? , how come we say "in bed" but not "on bed" .? :)
tango2usa 1 year ago
bed it's a frame and matress it's where you lay (in) down
Defreitasi 1 year ago
if i say, "He is at the school." is it wrong? if yes. why?
By saying this sentence, i am pointing to a building which is used as a school. what do you say?
foyzulkarim 1 year ago
@foyzulkarim just say he's at the school :) your's it's right but we make small sense easy to read :)
VIP819 1 year ago
I'm not a native speaker but isn't it possible to say "He's in the theater"? Or it's wrong and I should say "He's at the theater"?
Deborah8678 1 year ago
If someone who can explain further what does it suggest if i say "im at the lybrary" and "im in the lybrary" ...i will deeply appreciate it.THANX in advance.
smetiks 1 year ago
thank youuuuuu so much
justagirlfeb 1 year ago
brilliant
debbieallen2 1 year ago
Than you, I will never forget these examples, and I will never forget Mr, Alex as well,
akramalhilo 1 year ago
thank you
ckw1516 1 year ago
so, what's the difference when you say for example...
I'm at the library. AND I'm in the library?
smetiks 1 year ago
@smetiks both are correct, it depends on how you are trying to say it.
bongmanding 1 year ago
l'm AT my house; ON my bedroom; watching a video IN youtube.
Did l pass the test?
JayJA5ON 1 year ago
@JayJA5ON It should be: I'm at my house, I'm on my bed or I'm in my bedroom, watching a video on youtube.
bongmanding 1 year ago
@bongmanding haha yeah
JayJA5ON 1 year ago
@JayJA5ON hey it should be well i think .i am in my house at my bedroom.watching a video on you tube.
TheHenna18 1 year ago
I pay my english teacher much money, but he dosn't explain the prepositon, just sad me: Learn the preposition, but how I learn if I don't understand?
Thank you very much the vid!
barader87 1 year ago
Really interesting
fertepi 1 year ago
you speak too fast.
jebi789 1 year ago
It is really helpul, but I've always wounder what the difference would be if I say:
"I am at the hospita" and "I am in the hospital", or
"I am at school", and "I am in school". if it is possible to say so!. Would you explain that t me please, I'd really apreciate it. Thanks.
parlezmoidetoi 1 year ago
Hi,
The difference is the following - I'm at school means you're going to school everyday. Let's say - someone rings you up and asks - hey, were are you now? You can answer - I'm at school - because the caller would most likely know you're a student and it's one of your common places to be.
But let's say, you're a construction worker and you have three different buildings you might be working in. Your boss rings you up and asks - where are you at the moment? Now you can say I'm IN the school.
EnglishHarmony 1 year ago
Thank you so much!
Great help!
parlezmoidetoi 1 year ago
think you very very much!!!!
misskatyana 1 year ago
This video is really helpful and interesting!!!
eromnod 1 year ago
This video is really helpful and interesting!!!
eromnod 1 year ago
Alex u r simply rocking ....
It was as simple n clear as possible.
thanx. :)
indiandrift 1 year ago
excelent...
sebastiano2012 1 year ago
Alex i have been real glad to watch your videos sitting on my stool,in my flat,at youtube. i think thats right! xD THANK YOU! ^_^
Razmik93 1 year ago
Your videos are quite helpful and clear.ty
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I love this video, I've watched them many time before but later on i forgot how they work. I guess i just have to look at this video everyday..LoL
Thank you very much Mr Alex
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cXkInGoD 1 year ago
Hi Alex, ur explaination is vey simple. i really like your way.
i have a doubt:
what is the deffrence b/w at home & at house, at any rate i don't really know if we can use at or in for house.
thank you a bundle
mina
TheTachelhit 2 years ago
Great lesson! 5 stars.
tivrfoa 2 years ago
Thank you.
MsDreamcatcher10 2 years ago
Thanks, thanks a lot, ''vous êtes incroiable'' Merci
Karolparis 2 years ago
Alex thank you for this lesson.
latinpaver 2 years ago
I love your video on youtube!
rprp07110 2 years ago
woww, this is the first time I understand this preposition. I always use wrong preposition all the time because I didn't understand when I in school. My teacher never explain or give example as good as this one tutorial. Exellent and thank a lottttt loveeeee you ten thousand times more
vickynghenhac 2 years ago 5
SO helpful, tthanks!
elliehs 2 years ago
that was very helpful you are an amazing teacher ..thanks ,all the way from israel :-)
puresoul12 2 years ago
very simple helps a lot thank you
aashis555 2 years ago
your a great teacher... I wanted to be your student
kosherkenn 2 years ago
i have been looking for such videos... i think i found themm......... thanks
niamatullah2009 2 years ago
Excellent.
huevona3 2 years ago
this is actually a great idea, too many people have broken english :s
HuNt3RDotA 2 years ago
wow ... grreeattt... i like the way u teached coz those more easy to understand thxx...
lani339 2 years ago
Excellent. Thank you very much
happilus 2 years ago
Thanks Alex. Excellent.
amrayoub 2 years ago
many thanks
islamic22flower22ksa 2 years ago
wutt if you are to tell sombody to use somthing in the end...would you use in or at??
raddisharma 2 years ago
Thank you very much for your video.
It's kind of hard for non native English speakers to fully understand the prepositions of place, and where to use them correctly, but your video sure helps a lot!
Kind Regards.
Paulo412349 2 years ago
Thanks a lot. I've learned a lot.
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