Introduction to preposotion - On and Under

The video tutorial explains the concepts of 'on' and 'under' with various examples. 'On' is used when something is above a surface, while 'under' is used when something is below a surface. The tutorial provides examples using hands, feet, books, shoes, animals, and objects like hats and plants to illustrate these concepts. The video concludes by summarizing the correct usage of 'on' and 'under' in different contexts.

What does the term 'on' signify in relation to a surface?

• Above a surface

• Below a surface

• Next to a surface

• Inside a surface

Which of the following is an example of 'under'?

• Hat on a head

• Books on a shelf

• Shoes under a bed

• Flowers on a plant

Where do elephants walk according to the examples?

• Under the water

• On the ground

• Under the ground

• On the walls

What is the position of a hat in relation to a head?

• Under the head

• Next to the head

• On the head

• Inside the head

How do flowers and roots grow according to the examples?

• Flowers on the plant, roots under the ground

• Flowers under the plant, roots on the ground

• Flowers on the ground, roots under the plant

• Flowers under the ground, roots on the plant