When to use “on”:
- When something is touching physically other object
The clock is on the wall - When we refer to the right or left position of something, we use the preposition on
The chair is on the left of the desk
When to use “above” - When the object is at a higher position without touching the surface
The balloon is above the desk
When to use “in” - When the object is inside of another object (When the object is physically enclosed)
The microfone is in the drawer
I am in Mexico (because i am not physycally enclosed)
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