Prepositions of place such as in, on, at, and by in English can be confusing as they provide information about the location of something, with nuances in usage and meaning. Learning prepositions in context with collocations and observing how native speakers use them can help avoid common mistakes in English grammar.

Learn how to correctly use prepositions like in, on, and at to describe locations in English sentences. Different prepositions can change the meaning of a sentence, so it's important to understand their usage.

Understanding prepositions through collocations and real-life examples is crucial for accurate usage. This chapter focuses on the usage of 'in' with clear and less clear boundaries, emphasizing the importance of context in mastering prepositions.

Exploring the concept of 'on' as a preposition to describe the position of objects on flat surfaces like tables, walls, and bodies of water, including examples of usage in everyday scenarios.

The chapter discusses the usage of prepositions like 'at' for specific places or points in space, public places, shops, addresses, and events. It explains the distinctions between 'at', 'on', and 'in' based on dimensions of space.

Exploring the nuances of prepositions of place, such as 'on,' 'in,' and 'by,' to clarify their usage in different contexts. The chapter delves into the spatial distinctions between 'on the south coast' and 'in the south of France,' providing insights on how to navigate these subtle differences effectively.