When do you use live in live on live at in a sentence?

Answer 1

The uses of "in" and "on" are far from consistent, but "at" refers to a specific location (an address or geographic point).

You live in : a house, an apartment, a city, a neighborhood, a state, the hills, the islands, the Northwest.

You live on : a mountain, a farm, a lake, a river, a street, the corner.

You live at : a specific address, a certain hotel, the corner of Fifth and Main, the top of a mountain, the end of the road.

Answer 2

You use "live in" to refer to the location where you reside, such as "I live in New York." "Live on" is used for specific surfaces or mediums, like "The painting will live on in the museum." "Live at" is used when talking about specific events or performances, for example, "The band will be performing live at the concert."