prepositions are always followed by a noun, not a verb

Note: prepositions are always followed by a noun, not a verb (except in the form of gerund).

In / At / On

They are among the most common prepositions that can be used to indicate place or time: in, at and on.

IN

Meaning: in, inside, within

Use (place): Used to indicate both indoors and outdoors. We used to indicate that something is within a thing, indoors, or inside something physically. However, as shown in the examples, it is also used to indicate that you are in a geographical location.

Examples:

 I live in Brighton. (I live in Brighton.)

 The cat is in the box. (The cat is inside the box.)

 I found your address in the phone book. (I found your address in the phone book.)

 My parents arrive in France on Monday. (My parents arrived in France on Monday.)

Use (time): We use it for months, years, seasons, times of day and periods of time (duration).

Examples:

 We went to Mexico in May. (We went to Mexico in May.)

 I always run in the mornings. (Whenever I run in the morning.)

 I will see him in a week. (I'll see you in a week.)

 She was born in 1976 (born in 1976)

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