I'm at

Writer's Note

"I'm at/ I'm in/ I'm on"

Using the word "at" helps tell someone your specific point or location. The examples shown above refer to a specific location such as the gym, park, airport, coffee shop, supermarket. The difference between "at" and "in" is that "in" generally refers to larger, more general areas. "In" can also refer to physically being in something like a car.

Let's compare some "at" and "in" examples.

1. I'm in the lobby.
我在大廳裡。
2. He's living in Munich.
他住在in Munich。
3. The sweaters are in the bottom drawer.
毛衣在底層抽屜裡。
4. The library books are in the tote bag.
圖書館的書在帆布袋裡。
5. We're in the parking lot looking for the car.
我們在停車場找車。

Using the word "on" means literally being on a surface of something or refers to a specific day, time, special occasion.

1. I'm on the boat.
我在船上。
2. He's meeting me on Thursday.
他會在星期四與我會面。
3. We're leaving for Milan on September 27th.
我們將於9月27日前往米蘭。
4. Our birthdays are on the same day, March 12th.
我們的生日是在同一天，3月12日。
5. She's sitting on the bleachers watching the basketball game.
她坐在看台上觀看籃球比賽。