Exercise 3. Fill in the gaps with the prepositions where necessary.
Mr Dobson is fond … travelling. He thinks there’s nothing like travel … board … the train.
Last week Mr. Dobson went … Dublin … business. He travelled … train. He arrived … the station an hour … the departure. … his arrival … the station he bought some newspapers and magazines … the newsagent’s and went … the waiting-room … wait … his train. He was reading a newspaper when he heard the announcer: “Attention, please! The train … Dublin is leaving … Platform 1”. Mr. Dobson put his newspaper … his briefcase, got up and went … his platform. He found his carriage and boarded … the train. He had a comfortable night … the train and reached … Dublin … 8 a.m.
Exercise 3. Fill in the gaps with the prepositions where necessary.
Mr Dobson is fond … travelling. He thinks there’s nothing like travel … board … the train.
Last week Mr. Dobson went … Dublin … business. He travelled … train. He arrived … the station an hour … the departure. … his arrival … the station he bought some newspapers and magazines … the newsagent’s and went … the waiting-room … wait … his train. He was reading a newspaper when he heard the announcer: “Attention, please! The train … Dublin is leaving … Platform 1”. Mr. Dobson put his newspaper … his briefcase, got up and went … his platform. He found his carriage and boarded … the train. He had a comfortable night … the train and reached … Dublin … 8 a.m.
Mr Dobson is fond … travelling. He thinks there’s nothing like travel … board … the train.
Last week Mr. Dobson went … Dublin … business. He travelled … train. He arrived … the station an hour … the departure. … his arrival … the station he bought some newspapers and magazines … the newsagent’s and went … the waiting-room … wait … his train. He was reading a newspaper when he heard the announcer: “Attention, please! The train … Dublin is leaving … Platform 1”. Mr. Dobson put his newspaper … his briefcase, got up and went … his platform. He found his carriage and boarded … the train. He had a comfortable night … the train and reached … Dublin … 8 a.m.
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Mr Dobson is fond of travelling. He thinks there’s nothing like travel on board of the train.
Last week Mr. Dobson went to Dublin on business. He travelled by train. He arrived at the station an hour before the departure. Upon his arrival at the station he bought some newspapers and magazines at the newsagent’s and went to the waiting-room to wait for his train. He was reading a newspaper when he heard the announcer: “Attention, please! The train to Dublin is leaving from Platform 1”. Mr. Dobson put his newspaper in his briefcase, got up and went to his platform. He found his carriage and boarded the train. He had a comfortable night on the train and reached Dublin at 8 a.m.