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Sentences With 'I'm in/at/on'

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I'm in/at/on

This combination describes an action that you are doing.

You would use the word 'in' (preposition) while entering a physical location such as a room or a building.

Some examples:

1. I'm in the office.

2. I'm in the park.

3. I'm in my friend's house.

4. I'm in the school.

5. I'm in the ground.

6. I'm in the station.

7. I'm in the supermarket.

8. I'm in a car.

9. I'm in a house.

10.I'm in college.

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Using the word 'at' (preposition) helps to tell someone where you are at present. The difference between 'at' and 'in' is that the physical location is general.

Some examples:

1. I'm at the station.

2. I'm at the college.

3. I'm at the airport.

4. I'm at the Tajmahal.

5. I'm at the Charminar.

6. I'm at the market.

7. I'm at the office.

8. I'm at the lodge.

9. I'm at the park.

10.I'm at the theatre.

However, in some cases, you can use 'at' and 'in' interchangeably.

For example 

‘I am in the station’ means that you are in the building. If there is no such building, but only a platform, then using 'in' is not an option.

‘I m at the station’ means anywhere in the close general vicinity of the railway platform. You could be in your car, in the station parking, or you could even be a block away from the station, walking toward it.

Some examples:

1. I'm at the market.

2. I'm in the market.

3. I'm at the park.

4. I'm in the park.

5. I'm at the station.

6. I'm in the station.

7. I'm at the market.

8. I'm in the market.

9. I'm at the office.

10.I'm in the office.

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Using the word 'on' (preposition) with ‘I’m’ refers to a non-physical location such as your time being utilized by something else.

Some examples:

1. I'm on the phone.

2. I'm on my laptop.

3. I'm on a car.

4. I'm on an aeroplane.

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