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20．I'll go _____ my bike，but he'll go ___ taxi．（　　）
A．by； byB．on； inC．on； byD．in； by

分析 我会骑自行车去，但是他会坐出租车去．

解答 答案：C．by+交通工具=on/in one's/the+交通工具，第一空后有my，而且自行车为露天交通工具，只能使用on，第二空taxi前没有冠词或物主代词，故填by，故选C．on the bike/bus/plane，on后接大型或露天的交通工具，in the car/taxi，in后接小型的或密闭的交通工具．

点评 本题考查介词的辨析，交通工具的介词使用应多加积累和练习．

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