Grammar

Do you know when we use "in" and "on" to talk about places? Watch a short explanation and repeat the example sentences after me.

When we talk about places, we often use small words like “on” and “in.” These words are called prepositions. We use “on” for streets or sides of the street. For example: “The underground station is on King Street.” “The Old Town is over there on the left.” We use “in” for bigger areas or places. For example: “The Old Town is in the city centre.”

The food market is on King Street

The food market is over there on the right

The Old Town is in the city centre

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Le marché alimentaire est sur la rue King Street

Le marché alimentaire est là-bas à droite

La vieille ville est dans le centre-ville