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atpreposition
UK/ət/US/ət/
PLACE
A1used to show where someone or something is
- I'll meet you at the station.
- She's at work until six.
TIME
A1used to show when something happens
- The class starts at nine o'clock.
- We usually eat at the weekend together.
DIRECTION
A2towards someone or something
- Look at this photo!
- The children were throwing snowballs at each other.
RATE
B1used to show a price, speed, level or age
- He was driving at 100 kilometres an hour.
- She left school at sixteen.
ABILITY
B1used after an adjective to say how good someone is at an activity
- She's very good at maths.
- I'm terrible at remembering names.