To and At.
(a) To.
- Not OK: We come at school every morning.
- Say: We come to school every morning.
(b) At.
- Not OK: Chewbacca is standing to the door.
- Say: Chewbacca is standing at the door.
To and Till.
(a) To.
- Not OK: Jar Jar walked till the river and back.
- Say: Jar Jar walked to the river and back.
(b) Till.
- Not OK: The Jedi will stay here to next month.
- Say: The Jedi will stay here till next month.
Use to with distance, and till (until) with time
In and At.
(a) In.
- Not OK: Bail Organa has a flat at Alderaan.
- Say: Bail Organa has a flat in Alderaan.
(b) At.
- Not OK: Yoda is staying in the Galactic City.
- Say: Yoda is staying at the Galactic City.
In and Into.
(a) In.
- Not OK: Qui-Gon Jinn spent all the day into his room.
- Say: Qui-Gon Jinn spent all the day in his room.
(b) Into.
- Not OK: Padme came in the room and sat down.
- Say: Padme came into the room and sat down.
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