Prepositions On or In (information sources) 2
Directions: Fill in the blanks with the word on or in depending on the context.
Secretary: |
Ma’am, you’re daughter is ___ the phone. She’s ___ line 4. |
Boss |
I’m ___ the other line. I’ll have to call her back. Can you write her number down ___ this piece of paper? |
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Colleague 1 |
What did you do with the e-mail I sent? |
Colleague 2 |
It’s still ___ my inbox. |
Colleague 1 |
Let’s look for it. |
Colleague 2 |
Hmm. It’s not here. It must be ___ my other computer. |
Colleague 1 |
I’ll send it again. It should be___your phone in a minute. |
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Friend 1 |
Did you see the story about the bank robbery last night? |
Friend 2 |
Yes! I saw that story ___ the news last night. Then, this morning, I saw an article written about it ___ the Times. It was also ___ the internet. |
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Friend 1 |
Where did you hear that song? |
Friend 2 |
I think it was ___ a commercial. Maybe it was ___ the radio. It could have been ___ my iPod. |
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Student 1 |
I’m reading an interesting story ___ this magazine. There is a good quote from the president. |
Student 1 |
What page are you ___? |
Student 2 |
I’m ___ page 20. The quote is ___ the third paragraph. |
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