We normally use "in" with towns, cities and countries
- I live in London
- He lives in Liverpool
- Now they live in Brazil
- She is in Australia this week
- She comes from Borderaux, a city in France
- Where does he live? He lives in the centre
- She lives in a small village in Spain
- Marco comes from Italy. He lives in Venice
Near
- He lives near the airport
- He lives in a town near Paris
- Where is your office? My office is near the station
- They live near the city centre
- He lives near City Airport
Far from
- My hometown is not far from London
- Is your hotel far from the centre?
- He lives not far from the centre
- My hotel is not far from the city centre
- My hotel is not far from Chinatown
Next to
- My office is next to St Pancras station
- My office is next to the station
- My hotel is next to the central station
- I live next to the central station
We use "at" with a specific or exact location
- We are at the bus stop
- I am at the entrance
- He is at his desk
- They are at the restaurant
- Where are you? We are at the bus stop
- We are at the station
- I'm at my desk
- He lives in a quiet town near Ankara
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