The difference between being, being and being

"Located" emphasizes vertical position, that is, on the surface or top of an object or place. "Located" emphasizes the internal position, which is located in the interior or boundary of an object or place. "Located" emphasizes a specific position, being in a specific position or place. There are some differences in interpretation, usage, use environment, influence scope and image, as shown in the following figure.

1. Explain the difference:

"Located" means that something or a place is located on the surface or top of another object or place. It emphasizes the vertical relationship of position. "Located" means that something or a place is located in the interior or boundary of another object or place. It emphasizes the internal relationship of position. "Located" means that something or a place is located in a specific position or place. It emphasizes the specific relationship between positions.

Example:

The dining room is located on the top floor of the building. )

The office is located in the city center. )

The meeting will be held in the convention center. )

2. Grammatical differences:

"be located on" is followed by a noun indicating the surface or top, for example, floor, roof, map. "Located" is followed by a noun, indicating an interior or boundary, for example, a building, a city, a room. "be located at" is followed by a noun indicating a specific place or place, such as address, intersection and landmark.

Example:

This book is on the shelf. This book is on the shelf. )

The museum is located in the historic district. )

The concert will be held in the park. The concert will be held in the park. )

3. Differences in usage:

"Located" is usually used to describe the height or highest position of one object or place relative to another. "Located" is usually used to describe the internal position of one object or place relative to another. "be located at" is usually used to describe the position of an object or place relative to a specific position or place.

Example:

The clock is on the wall. The clock is hanging on the wall. )

This hotel is located in the center of the city. )

The event will be held in the convention center. )

4. Use environmental differences:

"Located" is usually used to describe the positional relationship between buildings or surfaces. "Located" is usually used to describe the relationship between regions, cities or general places. "Located" is usually used to describe the relationship between specific addresses, intersections or specific places.

Example:

This picture hangs on the wall of the museum. )

This university is located in California. This university is located in California. )

The party will be held on123rd Street. The party will be held on123rd Street. )