Ex.3 Underline the most suitable phrase in each sentence.

a) I can't disturb John now. He's at bed/in bed.

b) Tony always arrives exactly in time/on time for his lesson.

c) Two pounds for each ticket, that makes £12 in all/with all.

d) I can't pick that last apple. It's out of hand/out of reach.

e) Joe and I met on the plane completely by chance/by surprise.

f) The children spend most of their time out of doors/out of place.

g) I'm sorry but Jane isn't here at present/at a time.

h) How can Sam love Lucy? They have nothing in common/in general.

i) They should be here soon. They are in the way/on the way.

j) Terry isn't here. He's away in business/on business.