I am the hospital. A: in GOOD, implies you are a patient/sick person staying in the hospital. B: on Only good if you are litterally on the roof of the hospital. C: at GOOD if you are at the hospital, but not a patient (doctor, visitor, short exam, etc.). Tell me which ones are correct/appropriate for this sentence.

I am the hospital. A: in B: on C: at Tell me which ones are responsible for this sentence.

I am the hospital. A: in B: on C: at Tell me which ones are responsible for this sentence.in