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The document describes the location of several students in relation to a box using prepositions. Javier is in the box, Eduardo is on the box, Héctor is under the box, Rosa is in front of the box, and Antonio is behind the box. Ainhoa is next to the box, and the box is between Vanesa and Kine as well as over Naiala.

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Where are they?
Learning prepositions
2º Year 2013/14
Sainz de Varanda School

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Where are they?

1. Where are they? Learning prepositions 2º Year 2013/14 Sainz de Varanda School

2. Javier is in the box.

3. Eduardo is on the box.

4. Héctor is under the box.

5. Rosa is in front of the box.

6. Antonio is behind the box.

7. Ainhoa is next to the box.

8. The box is between Vanesa and Kine.

9. The box is over Naiala.

Where are they?

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