Prepositions of place

Where is Alvin?

• He is in the tree.

• He is behind the tree.

• He is next to the tree.

Where is Alvin?

• He is next to the bookcase.

• He is behind the bookcase.

• He is across from the bookcase.

• He is under the bookcase.

Where is Alvin?

• He is in the cupboard.

• He is on the cupboard.

• He is behind the cupboard.

• He is across from the cupboard.

Where is Alvin?

• He is under the wardrobe.

• He is next to the bed.

• He is across from the bed.

• He is under the bed.

Where is the school?

• The school is next to the restaurant.

• The school is across from the restaurant.

• The school is between the restaurant and the bank.

• The school is in front of the restaurant.

Where is the library?

• The library is next to the church.

• The library is between the school and the bank.

• The library is in front of the school.

• The library is behind the bank.

This place is NEXT TO the bank.

• The school

• The bank

• The library

Where is the cat?

• It is across from the table.

• It is next to the table.

• It is under the table.

• It is behind the table.

The mouse is under the box.

• 
• 
• 
• 

The mouse is behind the box.

• 
• 
• 
•