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Prepositions are those words that allow us to determine the time and place in a conversation. When talking in general about the parts of the day, we use “ in ” To talk about days of the week, specific dates and special days with the word "day" the preposition " on " is used. On the other hand, for hours, parties and festivals without the word "day" the word "at" is used. For example: - on the main avenue - see you at my house, at night - see you in the park tomorrow Prepositions on place: In this case the 3 prepositions will mean the same thing, but each one addressed to a different perspective. So: - "at" when we talk about a specific place - "on" when we talk about streets, blocks and avenues - "in" for countries, open places For example  - On fifth avenida - In  México - At school - At the University

in classes we managed to identify the expressions to define our places of origin. These are: hometown, birthplace and nationality. For example: A: What is your nationality? B: I am from Colombia  A: What is your hometown?  B: I grew up in Sabanalarga A:  Where were you born? B: My birthplace is Sabanalarga

Simple questions are of great help to us to answer questions affirmatively or negatively. Here are some examples: Simple Questions