The document contains a series of statements describing the location of various objects using prepositions such as "in", "on", "under", "behind", "in front of", "next to", and "between". For each object such as a dog, cat, ball, girl, or boy, multiple sentences are provided placing that object in different prepositional phrases to demonstrate the use of different spatial relationships.

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2. In, on, under, behind,
in front of, next
to, between

3. Where is the dog?
The dog is in the house.

4. Where is the dog?
The dog is on the house.

5. Where is the dog?
The dog is in front of the

6. Where is the dog?
The dog is next to the house.

7. Where is the cat?
The cat is behind the cupboard.

8. Where is the cat?
The cat is in the cupboard.

9. Where is the cat?
The cat is under the cupboard.

10. Where is the cat?
The cat is in front of the

11. Where is the cat?
The cat is on the cupboard.

12. Where is the ball?
The ball is between the box and the
bear.

13. Where is the girl?
The girl is behind the bed.

14. Where is the girl?
The girl is in the bed.

15. Where is the girl?
The girl is under the bed.

16. Where is the girl?
The girl is on the bed.

17. Where is the girl?
The girl is in front of the bed.

18. Where is the boy?
The boy is in front of the car.

19. Where is the boy?
The boy is behind the car.

20. Where is the boy?
The boy is in the car.

21. Where is the boy?
The boy is under the car.

22. Where is the boy?
The boy is on the car.

23. YOUR TURN!
Where’s the spoon?

28. Where’s the dog?