Fill in the spaces with the prepositions: in or on.
Example:
Mary is in
the shop. She's buying fruit.
Solutions and help...
1) in (inside)
2) on (on top of, not inside)
3) in (inside his house)
4) in (inside my shoe)
5) on (floor is a two-dimensional surface)
6) in (street has houses both sides so is three-dimensional)
7) in (woods have trees - three-dimensional)
8) on (beach - two-dimensional surface)
9) on (for types of transport).
10) on (in contact with a two-dimensional surface)
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