This document discusses various prepositions of place and position in Spanish. It provides example sentences using prepositions like "beside", "besides", and "through" followed by blank spaces intended to be filled in with the appropriate preposition. The purpose is to illustrate the differences between these similar-sounding prepositions and provide context clues for determining the right choice in each sentence.

1. 1. I have a lot of books the ones on this shelf. 2. There will be four of us for dinner, your father. 3. I'd like to sit Mary. 4. They live the sea. 5. There are other places to visit in Spain Toledo. 6. I'm not going to the cinema because it's cold and , I must finish my work this afternoon. 7. She was standing just me. 8. Put the suitcase the table. besides besides beside beside besides besides through beside beside BESIDE ~ BESIDES beside: al lado de. besides: además (de).