Underline the most suitable phrase in each sentence.

I can't disturb John now. He's at ____.
1. bed
2. in bed
Tony always arrives exactly ____ for his lesson.
1. in time
2. on time
Two pounds for each ticket, that makes £12 ____.
1. in all
2. with all
I can't pick that last apple. It's out ____.
1. of hand
2. out of reach
Joe and I met on the plane completely ____.
1. by chance
2. by surprise
The children spend most of their time ____.
1. out of doors
2. out of place
I'm sorry but Jane isn't here ____.
1. at present
2. at a time
How can Sam love Lucy? They have nothing ____.
1. in common
2. in general
They should be here soon. They are ____.
1. in the way
2. on the way
Terry isn't here. He's away ____.
1. in business
2. on business