Prepositions of place tell us where something is. Use at for an exact address or entrance, in for an area or inside a place, and on for a street or corner. Use next to and beside for something close by, between for something in the middle of two places, across from for the opposite side of the street, behind for the back side, in front of for the front side, and near for a short distance away.
Examples: The library is between the park and the school. · The pharmacy is next to the post office. · The clinic is at 123 Oak Street.
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