To and At

“To” and “At” are both prepositions, but they serve different purposes depending on the context. Here’s how they differ:

1. To

• Indicates Direction or Movement Toward a Destination
  • Used to show the goal or endpoint of an action.
  • Examples:
    • I am going to the market.
    • He sent a letter to his friend.
    • She spoke to the manager about the issue.

2. At

• Indicates a Specific Point or Location
  • Used to describe a fixed position or a place where something happens.
  • Examples:
    • We met at the park.
    • She is waiting at the bus stop.
    • The event is being held at the community center.

Key Differences