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Match the halves of the IN / AT / ON sentences

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My Courses The English Hub IN / AT / ON 3 Match the halves of the IN / AT / ON sentences

Match the halves of the sentences that use IN, AT or ON.

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    • the gym.
    • a bus?
    • a taxi.
    • sea.
    • My dad is a sailor, most of the year he is at
      • After work, I work out at
        • Do you want to walk or go on
          • We walked to the town centre, but we went back in
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