The document provides guidance on using the prepositions "in", "at", "on", and "to" with different places, locations, and movements. It explains that "in" is used with rooms, buildings, bodies of water, and lines; "at" is used with specific places; "on" is used with surfaces, small islands, and directions; and "to" is used to indicate movement from one place to another, except when referring to "home". It then provides examples of sentences to demonstrate the proper uses of these prepositions.

1. Beginners

2.  IN
 Use 'in' with spaces:
 in a room / in a building
 in a garden / in a park
 Use 'in' with bodies of water:
 in the water
 in the sea
 in a river
 Use 'in' with lines:
 in a row / in a line
 in a queue

3.  AT
 Use 'at' with places:
 at the bus-stop
 at the door
 at the cinema
 at the end of the street

4.  ON
 Use 'on' with surfaces:
 on the ceiling / on the wall / on the floor
 on the table
 Use 'on' with small islands:
 I stayed on Maui.
 Use 'on' with directions:
 on the left
 on the right
 straight on

5.  TO
 Use 'to' with movement from one place to
another:
 I went to school.
 Did you go to work?
 Let's go to the shopping mall.
 DO NOT Use 'to' with 'home'

6.  That is a beatiful painting ____ the wall.
in
at
on
to
 Did you go _____ school last week?
in
at
on
to

7.  He works ____ a bank.
in
at
on
to
 Let's meet ____ the museum.
in
at
on
to

8.  We went ____ a concert yesterday evening.
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at
on
to
 Put the book ____ the table.
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at
on
to

9.  I met my wife _____ the university.
at
on
to
 I drove _____ Seattle last weekend.
in
at
on
to

10.  He is ____ the building.
in
at
on
to
 It's _____ the city center, isn't it?
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at
on
to