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  • Today, I'm "at" Trafalgar Square,

  • or I'm "in" Trafalgar Square...

  • I'm "on" Trafalgar Square?

  • Today, we're doing prepositions.

  • Hello, Aly!

  • Oh, God! It's you again!

  • What are you doing?

  • I'm eating breakfast.

  • Where are you eating breakfast?

  • Okay, fine. Ummm... I'm in home.

  • At home!

  • Oh, God damn it. I hate prepositions!

  • Look, can I just say "I'm home"?

  • Yes!

  • Cool! Okay, with "at"...

  • "I'm at home"?

  • Yes.

  • Cool.

  • "I'm at my home"?

  • No! No! No! It's not necessary to say the possessive "my" with "home."

  • So say, "At my house."

  • Go talk to Cartoon Aly. I'm done.

  • He's angry.

  • Hello, Cartoon Aly!

  • Hello.

  • Where are you?

  • Where am I? I'm here!

  • And where is "here"?

  • I don't know. "At" the coffee shop.

  • Wait. "In" the coffee shop?

  • Which one should I use? "At" or "in"?

  • Are you inside?

  • Yes.

  • Then say "in" the coffee shop!

  • Okay, but how about "At the coffee shop"?

  • Yes.

  • What? Why? What's the difference?

  • "In" means you're inside, "at" means the general area of the place.

  • Inside, outside, doesn't matter.

  • So... okay.

  • Oh! So, okay. Now I'm outside the coffee shop.

  • But I'm still "at" the coffee shop, right?

  • Exactly!

  • Woohoo!

  • Cartoon Aly understands prepositions!

  • And...

  • So, here. Now I'm "on" the coffee shop, right?

  • Exactly.

  • You're on top of the coffee shop, so "on".

  • And which city?

  • I'm "at" London!

  • Nope!

  • But... but it's London!

  • You said it doesn't matter if it's inside or outside.

  • It's the general area.

  • I'm "at" London!

  • Well, yes, but...

  • not with cities, towns, or countries.

  • Why? Why is English so weird?

  • I'm sorry.

  • Okay, I think I get it now.

  • I'm not in the coffee shop, but I'm "at" and also "on" the coffee shop "in" London, right?

  • Exactly!

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  • Not finished!

  • - What? Where is this coming from? Okay. - More prepositions!

  • The gym.

  • - At the gym, in the gym? - "At" and "in".

  • Well, both is fine. That's fine. Okay, next one.

  • Office

  • I'm in the office, I'm at the office. You can use both.

  • - Right? - Yes!

  • Cool! Awesome! Next one, throw it at me!

  • - Party. - Okay, I am in the party.

  • - At the party. - I'm "at" the party, fine. Next one.

  • Something that you don't have, class.

  • - I'm at class. In class. Okay, I'm "in" class. - Stupid man, "in" class.

  • I'm in class, not I'm at class.

  • And I'm "at" the party or I'm "at" a party,

  • but I'm not "in" a party. That sounds weird.

  • Lighting Round

  • The city

  • I'm in the city.

  • The market.

  • I'm at the market.

  • The beach

  • I'm at the beach or on the beach.

  • ThePark

  • - AWWW, look at the dog!! - Nope.

  • At the park or in the park.

  • Congratulations!! You learned all the prepositions.

  • Okay, so I'm "at" Trafalgar Square,

  • but also I'm "in" Trafalgar Square.

  • English is weird.

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Today, I'm "at" Trafalgar Square,

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