— Vocabulary Place a we © Look at the sentences and circle the correct preposition. © Ifyou think both prepositions are possible, tick (¥) them, 1. When the bull ran to / towards me, | leapt aver the fence. 2 My house is in / on a really busy main road. The noise ofthe trafic sometimes gets on my nerves. 3. | aivays try to arrive to / at the office before the boss gets there “A. He sawa parking space in the car park and drove right into / in it 5 Birpeckis a really pretty vilage just outside / out of the cy centre 6 The burglar dimbed above / over the wall and ran off / away. 7 We've been diving round / around for hours. Why don't we ask someone the way? 8 Tina panicked as her credit card just wouldn't come out / out of the cash machine. 9 The cat dimbed onto / on the table and then jumped off / away. 10. Your mobile wor't work unless you put in / into your SIM card fist 11. Go staight on and turn right in / at the next set of trafic lights 12. Its considered bad luck to walk under / below a ladder 13. There was a hdle in the middle ofthe road and | had to drive past / round it 14 The tunnels about four Kilometres long and lois of people feel a bit daustrophobic when they drive through / across. 15 The temperature at night falls to 5° below / under zero. 16 vas boing inside / into the cinema because the air conditioning wasn't working 7 fel ea along / across this aisle, youl see the frozen food cabinet near the end. 18 Their wedding cake had litle figures of a bride and groom on top of / on top. 19. He's been in / at hospital for the last couple of days as he's had his appendix removed. 20 | wonder what's inside / in that box? 21 The flats a bit small, but at least welve got a oof over / above our heads 22. IF you want a short cut you can walk across / through the department store and then when you come out / outside the other side turn left into Shelton Street. 23 Youll never ever see him in / into the kitchen — he loathes cooking, 2A Just put the shopping on top of / on the table, please.