In love? On love?: Phrases with AT, IN & ON

Sign up for classes here: charmenglish.clIn this episode, we dive into how to use the prepositions at, in, and on inside common English idioms. I walk you through practical examples, song references, and clear explanations so you can understand these expressions and use them confidently in real conversations. Perfect for learners who want to sound more natural and fluent.You'll learn:How at / in / on function inside idiomatic expressionsIdioms for timing, like in the long run and at the 11th hourIdioms for emotional states, like on cloud nine and at your wits’ endIdioms for risk and uncertainty, like in hot water and at riskKey phrases:In the long run → future outcomesAt the 11th hour → last minuteIn no time → very quicklyIn the blink of an eye → extremely fastOn cloud nine → very happyAt your wits’ end → very frustratedOn fire → performing extremely wellOn edge → anxious or tenseIn hot water → in troubleAt risk → possible danger

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