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31/10/2025

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17/10/2025

17/10/2025

Happy Halloween☠️💀

03/10/2025

Αχ Ελλάδα με πονάς.
Στη διασταύρωση προς Παλληνη...

28/09/2025

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Angie Memtsa, Evi Hatzidaki, Νίκος Πλέσσας

25/09/2025

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22/09/2025

Μνμ καθηγητή του φροντιστηριου μου!
Στον πίνακα τής τάξης...
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22/09/2025

Μαλιστα...μαλιστα...
Σπουδαστές εις τας Αγγλίας... αλλα οκ κ τ αλλο ειναι σωστό...
Αχ αυτοι οι Αμερικανοί, τα εχουν στραμπουληξει ΟΛΑ! Memtsa

22/09/2025

Ετοιμαζόμαστε για το πρώτο μάθημα των junior 😍

22/09/2025

The prepositions in, at, and on are used to describe time, place, or position, but they have distinct uses. Here’s a simple breakdown:
1. In
• Time: Refers to a longer or general period.
• Examples:
• In the morning
• In December
• In 2025
• Place: Refers to an enclosed space or within boundaries.
• Examples:
• In the room
• In the car
• In India
2. At
• Time: Refers to specific points in time.
• Examples:
• At 5 PM
• At midnight
• At lunch
• Place: Refers to a specific point or location.
• Examples:
• At the door
• At the bus stop
• At school
3. On
• Time: Refers to specific days or dates.
• Examples:
• On Monday
• On January 1st
• On my birthday
• Place: Refers to surfaces or positions on a surface.
• Examples:
• On the table
• On the wall
• On the floor

Quick Comparison
• In: Inside or within something (enclosed space or long time).
• He is in the room.
• I was born in 2000.
• At: Exact or specific point (precise time or location).
• She is at the door.
• The meeting is at 10 AM.
• On: On a surface or specific day.
• The keys are on the table.
• The event is on Friday.