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Please, call me when you are (in - on - at - under) the school bus stop.

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Answer:

Please, call me when you are at the bus stop.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this sentence, you must use at.

If you were to write the other ones out they wouldn't make sense.

Please, call me when you are in the bus stop.

(In a bus stop? I mean maybe if it was indoors but I am pretty sure that is unlikely.)

Please, call me when you are on the bus stop.

(On top of a bus stop?)

Please, call me when you are under the bus stop.

(How can you be underneath a bus stop?)

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