@COASTBC Yeah I'm trying my best,but phrasal verbs,articles,prepositions, all they together drive me nuts anyway hehe.
Thanks a million for your help!!!!

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24 Nov 2020

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@dana105 The link below is one of the best YouTube English teachers in my opinion. This video explains the usage of, in, at, on. Specifically in reference to time. She has other videos for places etc.

https://youtu.be/VaTVklkzFPI

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Which one is correct?"There was a strong storm at sea""There was a strong storm on the sea""There was a strong storm in the sea""There was a strong sea storm"Thanks in Advance!!! See a translation

"There was a strong storm at sea" Correct.

@dana105 You're welcome. Preposition are not really logical and all kinds of annoying. Don't let them drive you crazy.😉

@dana105 The link below is one of the best YouTube English teachers in my opinion. This video explains the usage of, in, at, on. Specifically in reference to time. She has other videos for places etc. https://youtu.be/VaTVklkzFPI

Which one is correct?
"There was a strong storm at sea"
"There was a strong storm on the sea"
"There was a strong storm in the sea"
"There was a strong sea storm"

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"There was a strong storm at sea"
Correct.

@dana105 The link below is one of the best YouTube English teachers in my opinion. This video explains the usage of, in, at, on. Specifically in reference to time. She has other videos for places etc.

https://youtu.be/VaTVklkzFPI