This document provides examples of using prepositions such as "on", "in", "under", "between", "in front of", "behind", and "next to" to describe spatial relationships and the location of objects. Short sentences ask questions about the location of items like a cat, ball, pictures and boy, and responses use prepositions to indicate whether they are between, under, on or behind other objects.

1. Prepositions
on
in
under
between
in front of
behind
next to

2. Is the cat between the dogs?
Yes, it is.

3. Where is the cat?
The cat is in the bag.
OR
It is in the bag.

4. Where is the ball?
The ball is under the table.
OR
It is under the table.

5. Are they in front of the board?
Yes, they are.

6. Where is the ball?
The ball is on the box.
OR
It is on the box.

7. Are the pictures on the wall?
Yes, they are.

8. Where is the man?
The man is next to the chair.
OR
He is next to the chair.

9. Where is the apple?
The apple is between the boxes.
OR
It is between the boxes.

10. Where is the boy?
The boy is behind the books.
OR
He is behind the books.