preposition

at

at, on, in

I am at the store.

I am at the shop.

The meeting is at 3 PM.

The meeting is at 3 PM.

He laughed at my joke.

He laughed at my joke.

She is good at tennis.

She is good at tennis.

at ((a place)) used to show an exact position or particular place. I am at the store.

at ((a time)) used to show an exact time. The meeting is at 3 PM.

good at ((sth.)) showing skill in a particular activity. She is good at tennis.

Synonyms: in, on; Antonyms: from

From Old English 'æt', meaning 'near' or 'at'.

Think of 'at' as pointing to a specific point, like an arrow hitting a target. 'At' a specific place, 'at' a specific time.

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