Prepositions of place (in, on, under and by)

Where's the schoolbag?

• It's in the desk.

• It's on the desk.

• It's by the desk.

• It's under the box.

Where the pencil?

• It's on the chair.

• It's in the chair.

• It's under the chair.

• It's by the chair.

Where's the eraser?

• It's in the box.

• It's by the desk.

• It's on the box.

• It's in the desk.

Where's the book?

• It's under the box.

• It's by the box.

• It's on the box.

• It's in the box.

Where's the robot?

• It's in the desk.

• It's on the desk

• It's under the desk.

• It's by the desk.

Where's the book?

• Its in the box.

• It's on the chair.

• It's by the box.

• It's on the box.

Is the ball on the box?

• Yes, it is.

• No, it's not.

• No, it's in the box.

• No, it's by the box.

Where's the dog?

• It's by the chair.

• It's under the chair.

• It's in the chair.

• It's on the chair.

Look and choose.

• The red toy car is by the box.

• The box is in the red toy car.

• The red toy car is on the box.

• The red toy car is in the box.

Is the book on the desk?

• Yes, it's on the desk.

• No, it's not. It's in the desk.

• No it's not. It's by the desk.

• Yes, it is.