Prepositions in, to, at | Grammar test

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[ernestorevollar]

It was such a challenging grammar test, because I disagree with two questions: How long did you stay in New York? In this one the correct preposition is "in" instead of "at" because it is a whole place in general, therefore "in" fits in there right before "New York". "At" is only used for very specific areas of any place. If the question were this way "How long did you stay at New York center?" it would have been correct putting the preposition "at" because it's emphasizing a particular area of the city, it's something specific. The other question was "The main shops are at the city centre" I'd be disagreeably confused because I guess it's referring to a specific area or ground, it's not in general and it should be "at" instead of "in" as I already explained above. Finally, my overall score was 22/25 without counting those two mistakes that are unacceptable to me and I think they got them wrong (the owner or the staff of this channel).

[saranyasaravanan]

21/25. All "to" answers are right. Confusion is between "in" and "at".

[agapihanialidi]

I think that I got 25/25.
NOTE:
Your answer about the sentence:
"How long did you stay...New York?"
is "at"(!)
I believe that the correct answer is "in"!
(New York is a city and before the name of a city we must use the preposition "in")
Please, I am waiting for your answer about this matter.
Anyway, thank you, teacher,
for this interesting quiz.

[beliveinyourself]

20/25. It's very helpful to improve my English knowledge, and it's very useful to find my mistakes. Thank you, English for Free.

[markjoeydavid]

Is it “How long did you stay “at” New York or How long did you stay “in” New York? My answer is in! I’m just a bit confused, just look Q19. But this is very helpful. Thanks

[zawkyan]

19/25
How long did you stay —— New York?
The answer is “at”.
However “in” is better, I think.

[PatHelps]

All of my answers were correct 25/25. I enjoyed the test. Looking for another to do. Patricia South Africa

[markymartin]

21/25 yes very confusing between “in” and “at” but it’s fun and very informative at the same time…thank you for this wonderful video..

[nathcy]

23/25 wow i can't believe that. thank you for this exercise. it helps me a lot

[iffatjahan]

20/25
Thank you for this video
Very good excercise 🙂

[rathnasrinivas]

21/25
Thank you for the video
It helps and improve our English

[akshithalakshmi]

20/25 it is very useful for learning 😀
Thank you

[pavanigoniguntla]

24\25 Thank you for your effort to make such exercises to make us excellent.

[Universalengineerings]

8:02 19. How long did you stay "at" New York ?. Why we didn't use "in" ?

[HoaVu-sssg]

I completed 100% thank you for your videos it's great to learn 😀

[poornisharma]

I have scored 24/25 really a good excercise keep on doing more videos like this ❣️

[zenatmasri]

22/25
Thank you very much my dear teacher.

[keerthika.m]

20/25 I'm confused in and at prepositions.Thank you for this exercise

[srinivaspenchala]

I got 23 out of 25
Even professors also commit mistakes sometimes in prepositions
Being a teacher in English I also made ✌ mistakes
Nice test for everybody

[Mm]

It is so helpful for me to call my memory. I try three times until I got all in correct. Thanks! Practice makes perfect.