The document contains definitions and examples of different prepositions that describe spatial relationships such as "on", "in", "behind", "next to", and "between". It provides examples of how to use these prepositions to describe the location of objects like a monkey, robot, or box in relation to other objects like a table, floor, or box. At the end, it states "A car without brakes".

7. Everything is scattered about/all over the room

8. A RED PLANE FLYING 2,000 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND

9. THE GROUND IS 2,000 FEET BELOW THE PLANE

10. THERE IS A HIPPO AMONG THE MONKEYS AMONG-SURROUNDED BY SOMEBODY OR SOMETHING

11. Over = in or to a position higher than but not touching

12. Describing ‘where’ in front of The robot is in front of the table

13. Describing ‘where’ behind The robot is behind the table

14. The monkey is in front of the box.

15. P r e p o s I t I o n : B e h I n d The monkey is behind the box .

16. P r e p o s I t I o n : O n COVERING, TOUCHING OR FORMING PART OF A SURFACE The monkey is on the flooor.

17. Describing ‘where’ on The robot is on the table

18. P r e p o s I t I o n : In at a point within an area or space The monkey is in the box.

19. Describing ‘where’ in The robot is in the table Waaa!

20. INSIDE =IN OR TO THE INNER PART OF STH/SB-WITHIN

21. OUTSIDE=IN OR TO THEOUTSIDE PART OF STH/SB-(THE EXTERNAL SURFACE)

22. Describing ‘where’ next to / near at a short distance away from sth /sb The robot is next to the table

23. Preposition : beside in or into a position right beside sb/sth The monkey is //beside the box.

24. Describing ‘where’ Under= below the surface of something; covered by something The robot is under the table

25. Preposition : under The monkey is under the box.

26. Describing ‘where’ between=something or somebody is in the middle of two things The robot is in between the tables

32. A car without brakes