English for me. My name is Marlon and I'll talk about English. Well, I think than English is the most important language of the century XXI and I hope to learn everything about it. I'm sure than if

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English for me. My name is Marlon and I'll talk about English. Well, I think than English is the most important language of the century XXI and I hope to learn everything about it. I'm sure than if I learn this language I can go to others countries and know many cultures and people. For me travel is the most beautiful thing than someone can do in the life. Thanks for everything. I have a question for you.... When can I use the preposition "at " in a sentence ?

Jul 29, 2014 2:31 AM

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English for me.

My name is Marlon and I'll talk about English.
Well, I think than that English is the most important language of the century XXI and I hope to learn everything about it.
I'm sure than that if I learn this language I can go to others countries and know many cultures and people. For me travel is the most beautiful thing than that someone can do in the life.
Thanks for everything.
I have a question for you.... When can I use the preposition "at " in a sentence ?

Ways to use "at":

"I'm at the bar right now."

"Where are you going to be at?"

"I'm at home!"

July 29, 2014

English for Me.

My name is Marlon and I want to I'll talk about English.
Well, I think that English is the most important language of the 21st Century XXI and I hope to learn everything about it.
I'm sure that if I learn this language I can visit go to others countries and become familiar with know many cultures and meet many people. For me travel is the most exciting beautiful thing that someone can do in the life.
Thanks for everything.
I have a question for you.... When can I use the preposition "at " in a sentence ?

"At" is used for a point = at the corner, at work

"At" is used for a specific time = at 5 o'clock

August 3, 2014

At can also be used in the phrase "at this time", meaning now or currently (the equivalent of 'actualmente'). It is usually paired with some kind of negative sentence, in which something is unable to happen or is not happening. Check out these examples: At this time, I can't help you. At this time, I am not looking for a job. I don't want to buy anything at this time. The other use of 'at' is location, like Chantel said. Good luck!

August 3, 2014

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