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When do we use each of these (in/on/at)?

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Is there a clear and easy way to tell when to use each one (in/on/at) ? specially in places where they sound very similar like "Do you feel sleepy at school or at work?" / "The players were on court for two hours" / "Originally found in all countries" - as all these uses of the three prepositions indicated a location . If (in/on/at) usage is depending on which words they are used with and not on the meaning, Is there a full list somewhere on the Internet that contains every word that is used with (in),(on) or(at)?
also, is it correct to say "Do you feel sleepy in school or in work?" as opposing to the original example?

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Is there a clear and easy way to tell when to use each one (in/on/at) ? specially in places where they sound very similar like "Do you feel sleepy at school or at work?" / "The players were on court for two hours" / "Originally found in all countries" - as all these uses of the three prepositions indicated a location . If (in/on/at) usage is depending on which words they are used with and not on the meaning, Is there a full list somewhere on the Internet that contains every word that is used with (in),(on) or(at)?
also, is it correct to say "Do you feel sleepy in school or in work?" as opposing to the original example?

grammar word-usage differences prepositions

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Is there a clear and easy way to tell when to use each one (in/on/at) ? specially in places where they sound very similar like "Do you feel sleepy at school or at work?" / "The players were on court for two hours" / "Originally found in all countries" - as all these uses of the three prepositions indicated a location . If (in/on/at) usage is depending on which words they are used with and not on the meaning, Is there a full list somewhere on the Internet that contains every word that is used with (in),(on) or(at)?
also, is it correct to say "Do you feel sleepy in school or in work?" as opposing to the original example?

grammar word-usage differences prepositions

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