Prepositions (Behind, in front of, between, next to)

Where's the cat?

• The cat is in front of the tree

• The cat is behind the tree

• The cat is next to the tree

• The cat is between

Where's the cat?

• The cat is behind the door

• The cat is between the doors

• The cat is in front of the door

• The cat is on the door

Where's the cat?

• The cat is in front of two dogs

• The cat is behind two dogs

• The cat is in two dogs

• The cat is between two dogs

Where's the chick?

• The chick is behind the rabbit

• The cat is in front of the rabbit

• The chick is next to the rabbit

• The dog is behind the chick

Where's the banana?

• The banana is in front of the cat

• The banana is behind the cat

• The banana is between the cat

• The banana is under the cat

Where are the pumpkins?

• The pumpkins are behind the cat

• The pumpkins are next to the cat

• The grapes are on the cat

• The banana is on the cat

The cat is (a)   the Eiffel Tower

The dog is (a)   the bush

The chicken is (a)   the cat

The white cat is (a)   the brown and orange cat