Prepositions of place and movement

The students are (a)   the classroom

They usually sit (a)   the table to have a snack.

I sometime have my class sitting (a)   my bed.

My cat always hide (a)   my bed.

Oh, poor boy! He has just fell (a)   the stairs.

Where's Bob?

• I think he is next to the red car over there.

• I think he is in the red car over there.

• I think he is above the red car over there.

Can you see James?

• I can see him behind all those people.

• I can see him among all those people.

• I can see him between all those people.

You see? I told you!

• Yeah, there are a lot of stars on the sky.

• Yeah, there are a lot of stars next to the sky.

• Yeah, there are a lot of stars above the sky.

Where's he going?

• He's just walking around the tunnel.

• He's just walking through the tunnel.

• He's just walking across the tunnel.

Where can I get a drugstore?

• Just go up the escalators to the first floor. It's on the right.

• Just down the escalators to the first floor. It's on the right.

• Just across the escalators to the first floor. It's on the right.