AT? IN? To? With? に (ni) VS で (de) Differences┃The Ultimate Guide

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This time we'll learn how to use the に particle and the で particle.
This is one of the most common mistakes I see that learners make.
Does the に particle mean "at" / "in" / "to" ? What about the で particle?
Learn what the differences are and when to use them!!

How to say:
▷I play games AT home.
▶I talk to my friends ON Skype.
▷I can eat WITH chopsticks.
▶I went TO work.
▷I live IN Australia.
And more!!!

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