Where are the keys? Where's Dad? Where should we meet? In this episode: • The picture: container, surface, point • At home vs in the house • On the bus vs in the car • Around town and addresses • Listening lab • Practice • Self-check questions with answers Key phrases from this episode: in the kitchen — inside the room (neutral) in the fridge — inside it in the drawer — inside it in the box — inside it in the backyard — inside its fences in the car — inside a small vehicle on the couch — sitting on top of it on the table — resting on the top on the wall — a picture hangs on the surface on the floor — on the ground of the room on the shelf — on top of the shelf on the fridge door — a magnet on the surface at the table — sitting there to eat or work at the door — at that spot at the bus stop — at that point at the store — doing shopping there at the doctor's — for an appointment at the park — at that place for fun at home — the place where you live, no "the" (neutral) I'm at home — I'm not out I'm home! — very common when you walk in, no "at" (casual) in the house — inside the building, not outside in the yard The kids are in the house, not in the yard — inside vs outside at work — at your job, no "the" at school — as a student, no "the" in bed — sleeping or resting, no "the" on the bed — sitting or lying on top of it I'm on the bus — I'm riding the bus now (neutral) She left her phone in the car — inside it (neutral) in a city or country — in Chicago, in Mexico (neutral) on a street — We live on Maple Street (neutral) at an address — We live at 42 Maple Street (neutral) Season 2 · Real American English: the complete spoken course for learners worldwide — accent, everyday grammar, prepositions, articles, phrasal verbs, idioms, slang and real conversations at home. Listen, repeat out loud, then take the 52-question quiz. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.