UNIT 125 • To / at / in / into

Dec 23, 2016

Complete the sentences with ‘to’, ‘at’, ‘in’, ‘into’ where necessary.
- Three people were taken . . .
  to hospital
  after the accident.
  - to hospital
  - at hospital
  - in hospital
  - into hospital
  - hospital
- I met Caroline on my way . . .
  home
  .
  to home
  - to home
  - at home
  - in home
  - into home
  - home
- We left our luggage . . .
  at the station
  and went to find something to eat.
  - to the station
  - at the station
  - in the station
  - into the station
  - the station
- Shall we take a taxi . . .
  to the station
  or shall we walk?
  - to the station
  - at the station
  - in the station
  - into the station
  - the station
- I must go . . .
  to the bank
  today to change some money.
  - to the bank
  - at the bank
  - in the bank
  - into the bank
  - the bank
- The river Rhine flows . . .
  into the North Sea
  .
  - to the North Sea
  - at the North Sea
  - in the North Sea
  - into the North Sea
  - the North Sea
- I’m tired. As soon as I get . . .
  home
  , I’m going . . .
  to bed
  .
  - to home … to bed
  - at home … at bed
  - in home … in bed
  - into home … into bed
  - home … bed
- A: Have you got your camera?
  B: No, I left it . . .
  at home
  .
  - to home
  - at home
  - in home
  - into home
  - home
- Marcel is French. He has just returned . . .
  to France
  after two years . . .
  in Brazil
  .
  - to France … to Brazil
  - at France … at Brazil
  - in France … in Brazil
  - into France … into Brazil
  - France … Brazil
- Are you going . . .
  to Linda’s
  party next week?
  - to Linda’s
  - at Linda’s
  - in Linda’s
  - into Linda’s
  - Linda’s
- Carl was born . . .
  in Chicago
  but his family moved . . .
  to New York
  when he was three. He still lives . . .
  in New York
  .
  - to Chicago … to New York … to New York
  - at Chicago … at New York … at New York
  - in Chicago … in New York … in New York
  - into Chicago … into New York … into New York
  - Chicago … New York … New York
- Have you ever been . . .
  to China
  ?
  - to China
  - at China
  - in China
  - into China
  - China
- I had lost my key but I managed to climb . . .
  into the house
  through a window.
  - to the house
  - at the house
  - in the house
  - into the house
  - the house
- We got stuck in a traffic jam on our way . . .
  to the airport
  .
  - to the airport
  - at the airport
  - in the airport
  - into the airport
  - the airport
- We had lunch . . .
  at the airport
  while we were waiting for our plane.
  - to the airport
  - at the airport
  - in the airport
  - into the airport
  - the airport
- Welcome . . .
  to the hotel
  . We hope you enjoy your stay here.
  - to the hotel
  - at the hotel
  - in the hotel
  - into the hotel
  - the hotel
- What do you say to someone visiting London—your home town? Welcome . . .
  to London
  !
  - to London
  - at London
  - in London
  - into London
  - London
Have you been to these places? If so, how many times? Choose three of the places and write a sentence using ‘been to’.
- I’ve (never / Australia)
  I’ve (Athens / three times)
  I’ve (Sweden / once)
  I’ve (never / the United States)
  I’ve (Paris / a few times)
  I’ve (never / Ireland)
  I’ve (Rome / twice)
Complete the sentences with ‘to’, ‘at’, ‘in’ where necessary.
- What time does this train get . . .
  to London
  ?
  - to London
  - at London
  - in London
  - London
- What time does this train arrive . . .
  in London
  ?
  - to London
  - at London
  - in London
  - London
- What time did you get . . .
  home
  last night?
  - to home
  - at home
  - in home
  - home
- What time do you usually arrive . . .
  at work
  in the morning?
  - to work
  - at work
  - in work
  - work
- When we got . . .
  to the cinema
  , there was a long queue outside.
  - to the cinema
  - at the cinema
  - in the cinema
  - the cinema
- I arrived . . .
  home
  feeling very tired.
  - to home
  - at home
  - in home
  - home
Write sentences using ‘got into’, ‘out of’, ‘on’, ‘off’.
- You were walking home. A friend passed you in her car. She saw you, stopped and offered you a lift. She opened the door.
  What did you do?
  I
- You were waiting for the bus. At last your bus came. The doors opened.
  What did you do then?
  I
- You drove home in your car. You arrived at your house and parked the car.
  What did you do then?
  I
- You were travelling by train to Manchester.
  When the train got to Manchester, what did you do?
  I
- You needed a taxi. After a few minutes a taxi stopped for you. You opened the door.
  What did you do then?
  I or I
- You were travelling by air. At the end of your flight the plane landed at the airport and stopped. The doors were opened, you took your bag and stood up.
  What did you do then?
  I

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