There is/are, prep. of place

The dog is (a)   the box.

The dog is (a)   the box.

The dog is (a)   the box.

The dog is (a)   the box.

Where's the dog? It's (a)   the box.

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. Where is the dog?

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