I know it's a useless question but i am very confused therefore posted here . may u please tell what is the difference between at and on????

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Kenia · Answer 1 · 2017-07-05T16:56:16+0000

That is a little hard to answer but if a had to say, at is like telling someone where something is and on is like an object is over another object. It is a little hard to explain

I know it's a useless question but i am very confused therefore posted here . may u please tell what is the difference between at and on????

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