Learn when to use “in” and “at”

I’m at your mom

yeah im not taking english advice from someone with a foreign accent. not watching the rest idc if she is right

It baffles me that folks that speak English as a first language struggle with this, and also with where to use to, too, two. Even where to use your, you're is strange to not understand as an adult.

I don't know what the hell she was talking about because this post made more sense to watch on mute

Dear lord, why are we having to explain this?

Is this not common sense??

We out hereeee

Use “in” for enclosed spaces or larger areas, and “at” for specific points or locations.

Interesting as fuck.