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Used to indicate a specific location or position
She is at the park.
He is at the office.
Used to indicate a time or date
The meeting is at 3 PM.
The event is at noon.
Used to indicate a state or condition
He is at a loss for words.
She is at a disadvantage.
Used to indicate a price or rate
The book is at $20.
The service is at $50 per hour.
'At' is often used to indicate a specific location or time. For example, 'I am at the store' or 'The meeting is at 2 PM.'
Use 'at' for specific locations and times, but use 'in' for larger areas or periods.
Old English 'æt', meaning 'in the direction of' or 'toward'.
'At' is a preposition that indicates a specific location, time, or state. It is often used to specify a precise point in space or time.