Prepositions

• The dog is over the box.

• The dog is behind the box.

• The dog is across from the box.

• The dog is running toward the box.

• The dog is near the box.

• The dog is behind the box.

• The dog is across from the box.

• The dog is jumping over the box.

• The owner is walking behind the dog.

• The owner is walking across from the dog.

• The dog is walking over the owner.

• The dog is walking behind the owner.

• The dog is running over the tire.

• The dog is jumping across the tire.

• The dog is jumping through the tire.

• The dog is jumping behind the tire.

• The dog is over the balls.

• The dog is behind the balls.

• The dog is across from the balls.

• The dog is between the two balls.

• A bus is behind Bernie.

• Bernie is sitting behind the bus.

• Bernie is sitting between the street.

• Bernie is sitting toward the bus.

Where is Bernie?

Where is the dumpster?

• The dog is running toward the girls.

• The dog is running away from the girls.

• The dog is running behind the girls.

• The dog is running near the girls.

• He is running over the forest.

• He is running through the forest.

• He is running toward the forest.

• He is running away from the forest.