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wellWell, iI really find this interesting. "in" is used to describe a general location which is large in context, with the exception of either being indoor or outdoor. While "at" describes a specific location. for

  • in is used to describe a general location which is large in context, whether indoor or outdoor.
  • at describes a specific location.

For instance  , iI could say " I live at No. 29 D'alberto Road in Lagos. D'alberto Road is just a small area in Lagos.:

  • I live at № 29 D’alberto Road in Lagos.
  • D’alberto Road is just a small area in Lagos.

well, i really find this interesting. "in" is used to describe a general location which is large in context, with the exception of either being indoor or outdoor. While "at" describes a specific location. for instance  , i could say " I live at No. 29 D'alberto Road in Lagos. D'alberto Road is just a small area in Lagos.

Well, I really find this interesting.

  • in is used to describe a general location which is large in context, whether indoor or outdoor.
  • at describes a specific location.

For instance, I could say:

  • I live at № 29 D’alberto Road in Lagos.
  • D’alberto Road is just a small area in Lagos.
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well, i really find this interesting. "in" is used to describe a general location which is large in context, with the exception of either being indoor or outdoor. While "at" describes a specific location. for instance , i could say " I live at No. 29 D'alberto Road in Lagos. D'alberto Road is just a small area in Lagos.