Complete the confused ghost's diary entry by dragging the correct prepositions to describe where he failed to haunt people today.

I tried to scare the family living on the third floor, but they just ignored me. Then, I accidentally got myself trapped in the hallway closet for three hours. Now I am just crying at the front desk while the security guard laughs at me.

I tried to scare the family living on the third floor, but they just ignored me.

We always use on when talking about the levels or floors of a building (e.g., on the first floor, on the balcony).

Then, I accidentally got myself trapped in the hallway closet for three hours.

We use in for small, enclosed spaces that you can physically be inside, like a closet, an elevator, or a box.

Now I am just crying at the front desk while the security guard laughs at me.

We use at for specific points or stations within a place, like a desk, a door, or a window.