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Предлог by употребляется с большинством существительных, обозначающих средства передвижения, когда мы говорим о транспортном средстве в общем:

  • I always go to work by car.
  • It's quicker to go to Birmingham by train, you know.
  • When the weather's good, mote people travel by bike.

Предлог in употребляется в сочетании с местоимениями my/your или артиклем the, когда мы говорим о какой-то конкретной машине, фургоне, вагоне, грузовом автомобиле, такси или машине скорой помощи:

  • We all went to the party in Jim's car.
  • You haven't been in my new car, have you?
  • They went to hospital in the ambulance. I followed in the car.

Vera, 701 days ago 0
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а)            После квантификаторов обычно ставится предлог of, после которого следует местоимение, определяющее слово. Рассмотрим примеры:

Квантификатор

Без предлога of

C предлогом of

some

I made some fresh coffee and handed a cup to Adam.

Some of my jewellery is missing.

any

Don't pay any attention to what she says.

Have you seen any of these new light bulbs in the shops yet?

much

She did the job, but without much enthusiasm.

Snow is now covering much of the country.

many

Many talented young scientists are moving to Australia.

She gave many of her best paintings to her friends.

both

Both Alice and Tim enjoy cycling.

Both of my parents are teachers.

all

All people over 18 are required to vote.

All of Bob's closest friends were women.

each

He wrote down the cost of each item in his shopping basket.

Each of you should sign the register before you leave.

none

She searched the shelves for books on yoga, but could find none.

I tried on lots of coats but none of them fitted perfectly.

few

There was silence for a few seconds, and then she began to speak.

They had a few of their friends round.

little

It'll take a little time, but I should be able to mend it.

Little of his money came from his parents.

libran, 1318 days ago 2
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