There is, there are, prepositions of place

Look at the image. Where is the apple?

• It's behind the pile of books.
• It's in front of the pile of books.
• It's in the pile of books.
• It's on the pile of books.

Look at the image. Are there any coloured pens on the desk?

• No, there aren't.
• No, there isn't.
• Yes, there are.
• Yes, there is.

Look at the image. Where's the teacher?

• Behind the board.
• In front of the board.
• Next to the board.
• Under the board.

Look at the image. Which sentence describes it correctly?

• There are headphones next to the rucksack.
• There aren't any scissors in the rucksack.
• There aren't any pencils on the table.
• The rucksack is under the table.

Look at the image. Is there an armchair in the bedroom?

• No, there aren't.
• No, there isn't.
• Yes, there are.
• Yes, there is.

Look at the image. Where is the dog?

• Behind the table.
• In front of the table.
• Next to the table.
• Under the table.

Look at the image. Which sentence describes it correctly?

• There aren't any fruits and vegetables in the fridge.
• There aren't any bottles of water.
• There is some juice.
• There is some fizzy drinks.

Look at the image and complete the conversation:
A: "Dad, have you seen my bike?"
B: "Yes. ___________________."

• It's in front of the house.
• It's in the playground.
• It's in the garage.
• It's next to the car.

Look at the image. Where's Anna?

• She is behind Tom and Nick.
• She is between Tom and Nick.
• She is in front of Tom and Nick.
• She is next to Tom and Nick.