Located On/In or At? Which is correct - One Minute English

We use the preposition “in” with volumes. Think about the borders of a country or any place or thing. We are located in Russia. The car is located in the car ... SkiptocontentWeusetheprepositionsOn/In/Atwiththeverb“tolocate”dependingontheplacethatwearetalkingabout.Tolearnmoreaboutprepositionsofplace,youcanreadmycompleteguidehere.Weusetheverb“tolocate”whenwearetryingtofindsomething.LocatedinWeusethepreposition“in”withvolumes.Thinkaboutthebordersofacountryoranyplaceorthing.WearelocatedinRussia.Thecarislocatedinthecarpark.LocatedonWeuse“on”withtheverb“tolocate”whenwearetalkingaboutsurfaces.Yourapartmentislocatedonthefourthfloor.Locatedat“Locatedat”isnotverycommonbecauseweusuallyusetheverb “tolocate”withthingsthatarefixedandthepreposition“at”isusuallyusedfortemporarythingsLocatedin/on/at+streetWeuse“locatedon”withthenoun“street”.Myhouseislocatedonfourthstreet.Locatedin/on/at+mapWeuse“locatedon”withthenoun“map”.YoucanseethecountryGhanalocatedonGoogleMaps.PostnavigationTheBestwebsitestolearnEnglishPleaseenableJavaScriptTheBestwebsitestolearnEnglish←PreviousPostNextPost→50%DiscountforEspressoEnglish600+lessonsx