Exercise: in, on.

Exercise on the differences between in and on.

Fill in the spaces with the prepositions: in or on.

Example:
Mary is in     the shop. She's buying fruit.

 

1) I've got some lovely photos of our holiday my camera.

2) Just leave the keys my desk so I can see them when I come in.

3) John is . I saw the lights on in the living-room.

4) Ow! There's something my shoe.

5) She has lovely carpets the floor.

6) There were a lot of tourists the street.

7) We went for a walk the woods.

8) I lay the beach all day.

9) I'd like to take you a slow boat to China.

10) She had the words "I love London" the front of her T-shirt.

 

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*Incorrect answers are shown in red. You have TWO chances to find the correct answers.

 

 

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