Actions and prepositions

• The cat is sleeping next to the table.

• The cat is sleeping on the table.

• The cat is sleeping under the table.

• The cat is sleeping in the table.

• He is swimming next to the swimming pool.

• He is swimming in the swimming pool.

• He is swimming under the swimming pool.

• He is swimming on the swimming pool.

• She is sitting next to the chair.

• She is sitting under the chair.

• She is sitting in the chair.

• She is sitting on the chair.

• She is singing on her mum.

• She is singing under her mum.

• She is singing in her mum.

• She is singing next to her mum.

• He is eating on the table.

• He is eating in the table.

• He is eating under the table.

• He is eating next to the table.

• It is flying under the tree.

• It is flying next to the tree.

• It is flying on the tree.

• It is flying in the tree.

• She is reading next to the bed.

• She is reading under the bed.

• She is reading on the bed.

• She is reading in the bed.

• He is walking on the grandpa.

• He is walking under the grandpa.

• He is walking in the grandpa.

• He is walking next to the grandpa.

• It is running in the bed.

• It is running on the bed.

• It is running under the bed.

• Is is running next to the bed.

• It is jumping under the cage.

• It is jumping in the cage.

• It is jumping next to the cage.

• It is jumping on the cage.