Dec 22, 2016

UNIT 122 • In / at / on (place) (1)
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  • Answer the questions about the pictures. Use ‘in’, ‘at’ or ‘on’ with the words in brackets.
    • A:       Where’s the label?
      B:        (bottle)

      • A:       Where is the car waiting?
        B:        (traffic lights)

        • A:       Where’s the fly?
          B:        (man / arm)

          • A:       Where’s the notice?
            B:        (door)

            • A:       Where’s the key?
              B:        (door)

              • A:       Where’s the Eiffel Tower?
                B:        (Paris)

                • A:       Where are the shelves?
                  B:        (wall)

                  • A:       Where’s the woman standing?
                    B:        (top / stairs)
                    A:       And the cat?
                    B:        (bottom)

                    • A:       Where’s the man standing?
                      B:        (gate)

                      • A:       Where’s the bird?
                        B:        (gate)

                        • A:       Where’s Tom standing?
                          B:        (end / queue)

                          • A:       Where are the children playing?
                            B:        (beach)

                          • Complete the sentences. Use ‘in’, ‘at’ or ‘on’ + one of the following:

                            the window       ○      your coffee       ○      the mountains       ○      that tree my guitar       ○      the river       ○      the island       ○      the next garage
                            • Look at those people swimming
                              One of the strings is broken.
                              There’s something wrong with the car. We’d better stop
                              Would you like sugar
                              The leaves are a beautiful colour.
                              Last year we had a wonderful skiing holiday
                              There’s nobody living It’s uninhabited.
                              He spends most of the day sitting and looking outside.

                            • Complete the sentences with ‘in’, ‘at’ or ‘on’.
                              • Write your name  . . . 
                                at
                                the top of the page.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • I like that picture hanging  . . . 
                                on
                                the wall the kitchen.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • There was an accident  . . . 
                                at
                                the crossroads this morning.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • I wasn’t sure whether I had come to the right office. There was no name  . . . 
                                on
                                the door.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              •  . . . 
                                At
                                the end of the street there is a path leading to the river.
                                • In
                                • At
                                • On

                              • You’ll find the sports results  . . . 
                                on
                                the back page of the newspaper.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • I wouldn’t like an office job. I couldn’t spend the whole day sitting  . . . 
                                at
                                a desk.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • My brother lives  . . . 
                                in
                                a small village  . . . 
                                in
                                the south-west of England.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • The man the police are looking for has a scar  . . . 
                                on
                                his right cheek.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • The headquarters of the company are  . . . 
                                in
                                Milan.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                              • Nicola was wearing a silver ring  . . . 
                                on
                                her little finger.
                                • in
                                • at
                                • on

                            tags: English Grammar in Use • Raymond Murphy • A self-study practice book for intermediate students of English • English grammar intermediate • prepositions
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