1. Choose the correct variant. 1. You must go by bus / foot if you want to be in time.

### 1. Choose the correct variant 1. You must go **by bus** (if you want to be on time). 2. We took a **ferry** to cross the Channel. 3. Our **plane** landed at the airport in New York. 4. My younger sister is learning to **ride** a bike. 5. Diana went to the theatre **by** taxi. 6. Jake wants to be a pilot and fly a **helicopter**. 7. A comfortable bus for long journeys is called a **coach**. 8. Are you going **in** a car? (or "by car"). 9. It takes about 30 minutes **on** foot. 10. Robinson Crusoe tried to make a **raft**. ### 2. Use the right preposition: in, on, by 1. The detective followed him **in** his car. 2. They prefer travelling **by** car, it’s more comfortable than going **by** a bus. 3. Aunt Nancy wrote to us that she was coming **by** train. 4. There were no tickets and they decided to travel **by** plane. 5. When we were **on** a ferry, a terrible storm broke out. 6. We paid extra money because we were late and came **by** taxi. 7. James goes everywhere **in** his car. 8. All the kids came to school **by** bus. ### 3. Make up short sentences 1) I've broken my **leg**. 2) My ankle is **twisted**. 3) I've twisted my **ankle**. 4) I've cut my **finger**. 5) I've burned my **arm**. 6) I've got a **sore throat**. 7) My leg **hurts**. ### 4. Write the missing forms of the verbs | Infinitive | Past Simple | Participle II | Participle I | |---|---|---|---| | eat | ate | eaten | eating | | lose | lost | lost | losing | | cost | cost | cost | costing | | teach | taught | taught | teaching | | find | found | found | finding | | show | showed | shown | showing | | run | ran | run | running | | hear | heard | heard | hearing |