Understanding Prepositions of Place

The video tutorial introduces prepositions of place, which are words that indicate the location or position of a person, object, or thing in relation to another. It provides examples of various prepositions such as 'on', 'in', 'above', 'below', 'under', 'next to', 'between', 'in front of', 'among', 'behind', 'near', and 'far from'. Each example is demonstrated with the position of a ball relative to a box or boxes. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the primary function of a preposition of place?

• To show the time of an event

• To express emotions

• To indicate the location or position of something

• To describe the color of an object

If a ball is 'on' the box, where is it located?

• On top of the box

• Inside the box

• Under the box

• Next to the box

Which preposition would you use if the ball is inside the box?

• Next to

• On

• Above

• In

If the ball is 'below' the box, where is it?

• Under the box

• Inside the box

• Above the box

• Next to the box

Which preposition describes the ball being 'next to' the box?

• In

• On

• Next to

• Behind

If the ball is 'between' two boxes, where is it?

• Between the boxes

• Behind the boxes

• In front of the boxes

• On one of the boxes

Which preposition would you use if the ball is 'behind' the box?

• In front of

• Behind

• Next to

• Above

If the ball is 'far from' the box, what does it mean?

• The ball is close to the box

• The ball is inside the box

• The ball is far away from the box

• The ball is on top of the box