Preposition Use - in / at / to / nothing - prepositions of place and movement

IN

Use 'in' with static (non-movement) verbs and cities, countries, states, etc.:

• stay in the USA
• work in New York

AT

Use 'at' with static (non-movement) verbs and places:

• at the cinema
• at work
• at home

TO

Use 'to' with verbs of movement such as go, come, drive, etc.:

• go to work
• drive to California

IMPORTANT NOTES

The use of ' ' (nothing)

• With verbs of movement and the noun 'home' - He went home. - they drove home.
• With the verb 'visit' - She visited France last summer.

Preposition Use - in / at / to / nothing - prepositions of place and movement

Test you knowledge of the prepositions in / at / to / nothing - showing place and movement. Choose either in, at, to, or nothing and click on the arrow to see you have answered correctly.

1. He lives -- in New York.
2. She went -- NOTHING home.
3. I work -- in Seattle
4. He went -- to his friend's house.
5. She arrived -- in London for the celebrations.
6. I'm going to stay -- at home this weekend.
7. He works -- at the hospital.
8. Why don't we go -- to the movies tonight?
9. I'm going to see John -- in Florida this summer.
10. I arrived -- at work early this morning.
11. She came home -- NOTHING early.
12. We stayed -- at the Grand Hotel.
13. They visited -- NOTHING Italy last summer.
14. She's going to travel -- in Greece this summer.
15. I'll be -- at school later today.