Prepositions and Articles for Turkish Speakers: the, a, in, on, at

Detective Holmes is tracking down Professor Whiskers, a highly elusive cat. Since Turkish uses the same locative suffix for "in," "on," and "at," the detective's assistant often gets confused. 

Select ALL the notes in the detective's notebook that use prepositions of place correctly.

- [x] The suspect was seen sleeping in a cardboard box.
- [x] Paw prints were found on the kitchen counter.
- [x] He was last spotted waiting at the back door.
- [ ] The cat is hiding on the bedroom.
- [ ] He left a half-eaten mouse in the ceiling.

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The correct answers are **The suspect was seen sleeping in a cardboard box.**, **Paw prints were found on the kitchen counter.**, and **He was last spotted waiting at the back door.**

> Use **in** for enclosed spaces or 3D volumes (in a box, in the bedroom), **on** for surfaces (on the counter, on the ceiling), and **at** for specific points or locations (at the door).
