I'm working in the United Arab Emirates. I want to know how to make a sentence describing my (city) location with the correct preposition.
For example, should I write:
- I'm in Dubai
- I'm on Dubai
- I'm at Dubai.
Which one is correct?
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possible duplicate of 'difference between 'at' and 'in' when specifying location'. – Edwin Ashworth Jan 12 '15 at 10:21
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In English, when describing geographical location in a specifically named city, state, or country, we use the preposition "in."
- I'm in Dubai. (city)
- I'm in Florida. (state)
- I'm in Australia. (country)
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