Telawaa: Did You Know?

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On TELAWAA(The English Language Academy With Ayo Alonge).

We often misappropriate the use of some prepositions, like "in" and at.

For instance, can you identify the difference between these two sentences:

1. She is AT the police station.
2. She is IN the police station.

Note:
The first sentence implies that she's there for a visit or for whatever engagement, official or unofficial.

The second implies that she's a suspect or culprit and probably put in cell already.

from Bola Esho's Blog

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