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Hello
I have a question
Grammar in Use says that we use At when want to talk about a point rather than an area
What does it mean??
What is the difference between
The ball is in the corner
The ball is at the corner
Thanks
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Imagine this "L" is a corner.
This is at the corner L
L This is in the corner.
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Did that make any sense? Any at all?
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MaintiensLeDroit ,
It doesn't make any sense.
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Ok. look at my last post, think of the L as not a letter but resresenting two walls, meeting to make a corner.
Think of a box. If you are next to a corner, inside the box, then you are in the corner. If you are next to a corner, outside the box, then you are at the corner.
Did that help any?
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