50 Prepositional Phrases with AT
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we will look at 50 prepositional phrases with AT.
| Phrase | Meaning | Example sentence |
| At home | being in your own residence or place of living. | She feels most comfortable when she’s at home. |
| At work | being in your place of employment or engaged in tasks related to your job. | He is very productive at work. |
| At school | being in an educational institution or engaged in activities related to learning. | The children are learning new things at school. |
| At the park | being in a public outdoor area designated for recreation and leisure activities. | We had a lovely picnic at the park. Prepositional phrases with AT |
| At the shop | being in a place where goods are sold. | He spends a lot of time at the shop looking for tools. |
| At the party | being present at a social gathering or event where people come together to celebrate, socialize, and have fun. | Everyone had a great time at the party. |
| At night | during the nighttime hours. | She prefers to study at night when it’s quiet. |
| At dawn | during the early morning hours when the sun is just beginning to rise. | The fishermen set out to sea at dawn. |
| At the beach | being in a coastal area where there is sand, water and recreational activities. | We spent the entire day at the beach. Prepositional phrases with AT |
| At the corner | being located at the point where two streets or paths meet. | There’s a small café at the corner of the street. |
| At the airport | being in a place where aircraft take off and land, and where passengers go to travel by air. | She is waiting for her flight at the airport. |
| At the table | being seated at a table where people gather to eat, work or engage in various activities. | The family gathered at the table for dinner. |
| At last | finally, after a long period of waiting or difficulty. | The long-awaited package arrived at last. |
| At ease | feeling relaxed, comfortable and free from stress or anxiety. Prepositional phrases with AT | The friendly atmosphere put everyone at ease. |
| At risk | being in a situation where there is a possibility of harm, danger or loss. | The coastal areas are at risk of flooding during the storm. |
| At play | being engaged in recreational or leisure activities. | The children are at play in the backyard. |
| At heart | in your true nature or fundamentally. | She is a kind person at heart. Prepositional phrases with AT |
| At first glance | when something is seen or considered for the first time. | At first glance, he appeared calm, but he was actually very nervous. |
| At the moment | right now or currently. | He is busy at the moment. |
| At a distance | being located far away from a particular point or place. | He could see the city lights at a distance. |
| At the top | being in the highest position or location. | His name is at the top of the list of candidates. |
| At the bottom | being in the lowest position or location. | There is a hidden cave at the bottom of the cliff. |
| At random | without a specific pattern, order or plan. | They picked a restaurant at random for dinner. |
| At your service | being ready and willing to help or assist someone. | If you need anything, just let me know—I’m at your service. |
| At full speed | moving or operating at the maximum possible speed or capacity. | The train travelled at full speed to reach its destination on time. |
| At gunpoint | being threatened or coerced with a firearm. | He was forced to hand over his wallet at gunpoint. |
| At odds | being in disagreement or conflict with someone or something. Prepositional phrases with AT | The two colleagues were at odds over the best approach to the project. |
| At capacity | being at the maximum limit or full extent of what something can hold or handle. | The concert hall was at capacity, with no seats left. |
| At a loss | being unable to understand or know what to do in a particular situation. | They were at a loss to explain the sudden change in plans. |
| At the forefront | being in a leading or prominent position in a particular field or activity. | The company is at the forefront of technological innovation. |
| At the beginning | at the start or initial point of something. | At the beginning of the year, people often set new goals and resolutions. |
| At the end | at the final point or conclusion of something. | At the end of the movie, the mystery was finally solved. Prepositional phrases with AT |
| At the same time | simultaneously. | The concert and the festival were scheduled at the same time. |
| At the office | being in a place where people work. | He left his documents at the office. |
| At the hospital | being in a place where medical treatment is provided to patients. | He works at the hospital as a nurse. |
| At the station | being in a place where trains, buses or other forms of transportation arrive and depart. | He met his friend at the station after a long journey. |
| At the zoo | being in a place where animals are kept for public viewing. | They spent the afternoon at the zoo, watching the animals. |
| At the museum | being in a place where historical, artistic or scientific artifacts are displayed for public viewing. | They spent the afternoon at the museum, exploring the new exhibits. |
| At the library | being in a place where books, magazines and other materials are available for reading, borrowing or studying. | She spends her afternoons at the library studying for exams. Prepositional phrases with AT |
| At the cinema | being in a place where movies are shown to the public. | They spent the evening at the cinema, enjoying the latest blockbuster. |
| At the concert | being in a place where live music performances are held. | He works at the concert venue as a sound technician. |
| At the restaurant | being in a place where meals are prepared and served to customers. | She works at the restaurant as a chef. |
| At the hotel | being in a place where people stay temporarily, usually while travelling. | They checked in at the hotel and went straight to their room. |
| At the mall | being in a place where various shops and other businesses are located. | She met her friends at the mall for a shopping spree. |
| At the gym | being in a place where people go to exercise and work out. | She spends an hour at the gym every morning. |
| At the bus stop | being in a place where buses pick up and drop off passengers. | She waited for the bus at the bus stop. Prepositional phrases with AT |
| At the traffic light | being in a place where vehicles are controlled by traffic signals. | The car stopped at the traffic light. |
| At the crossroads | being at a juncture where different paths or options are available. | They met at the crossroads. |
| At the intersection | being at a point where two or more roads or paths cross each other. | She waited for the traffic light to change at the intersection. |
| At the finish line | being at the final point of a race or competition. | She felt a sense of accomplishment at the finish line of the marathon. |
Prepositional phrases with AT
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