Help Zorg the alien complete his travel log about his first day on Earth by dragging the correct prepositions to the blanks.

After a long flight from Mars, I finally arrived in London yesterday morning. I immediately went to a small cafe to try this fascinating "coffee" liquid everyone drinks. Right now, I am waiting at the train station because a pigeon looked at me funny and I need to escape!

After a long flight from Mars, I finally arrived in London yesterday morning.

We use in (not to or at) with cities, countries, and large regions when talking about arrival or location.

I immediately went to a small cafe to try this fascinating "coffee" liquid everyone drinks.

We use to to show movement or direction toward a destination (like going to a cafe).

Right now, I am waiting at the train station because a pigeon looked at me funny and I need to escape!

We use at for specific points on a map, public facilities, or exact locations like a train station.