Question

Complete the sentences. Use in, on, out of, off. 1) Mrs Brown is in a taxi. She is going to the theatre. “We are at the theatre,” says the driver. “Can I help you to get ... the car?” 2) The bus is in front of the school. The pupils are going to visit the city museum. The teacher says, ‘‘Don’t be slow. Get ... the bus.” 3) We are going to the lake. Get ... the car. We are leaving. 4) John Baxter is at the railway station. He is going to Glasgow. He is getting ... the train. 5) We are at home. Get ... the bus. помогите плиз

Answer 1

1 get out of 2 on 3 in 4 on 5 off

Answer 2

1) Mrs Brown is in a taxi. She is going to the theatre. “We are at the theatre,” says the driver. “Can I help you to get out of the car?”

2) The bus is in front of the school. The pupils are going to visit the city museum. The teacher says, ‘‘Don’t be slow. Get on the bus.”

3) We are going to the lake. Get in the car. We are leaving.

4) John Baxter is at the railway station. He is going to Glasgow. He is getting on the train.

5) We are at home. Get off the bus.

In the given sentences, the prepositions "in," "on," "out of," and "off" are used to describe the movement or location of people in relation to different modes of transportation. "In" is used when someone is inside a vehicle or enclosed space, "on" is used when someone is boarding or traveling on a vehicle, "out of" is used when someone is leaving or exiting a vehicle, and "off" is used when someone is getting down or disembarking from a vehicle.