Prepositions rarely translate word-for-word, so learn them with the phrase. For time: "in" months and years, "on" days and dates, "at" clock times.
Wrong → right
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I'm good in English.
I'm good at English.
We arrive to Paris.
We arrive in Paris.
I will explain you the plan.
I will explain the plan to you.
We discussed about the budget.
We discussed the budget.
She married with a doctor.
She married a doctor.
I'm waiting you.
I'm waiting for you.
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