Prepositions in/on/by Read the incomplete sentences below and then fill in the gaps with in, on or by

1We got the plane and sat in our seats.

2She came out of the station and got a taxi.

3He got the car and drove.

4She usually comes to college the train.

5You can travel from Middlesbrough to London a train, a coach or a car.

6Did you come car or bus?

7You can travel from London to Paris a train, a plane or a car.

Sometimes, she goes a car with her father
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Baba-poor boy- saw a group of men in thee forest-near a rock after that, they said 'open Sesame!'-rock opened,it was the entrance to a cave. The men went away and Ali went into a cave-found treasure/ He put gold rings in his bag-goes home. Ali's brother saw the gold rings, then Ali told him about the treasure. Ali's brother went to the cave after the men came back then they killed Ali's brother with their swords. The men went to Ali's house but Ali's slave girl,Murganah ,helped him to escape-Ali married Murganah,

Although Ford (1) has made operating profits of over $7 billion in its American market this year, the story in Europe (2) is very different. Its market share (3) has fallen from 12% six years ago to only 9% now. The truth is that rivals like Volkswagen and Renault (4) have performed much better over recent years. They (5) have cut costs and (6) launched exciting and highly successful new models. In contrast, Ford (7) has withdrawn its large saloon, the Scorpio, which was not selling well. But Ford (8) has had a lot more success at the higher end of the market. Over the last few years it (9) has spent a lot of money buying brands such as Jaguar, Aston Martin and Land Rover, and these models have much higher profit margins. It (10) has taken some time to sort out the problems at Jaguar in particular, but it’s now a successful part of the business.