Introduction to preposotion - On and Under

The video tutorial explains the concepts of 'on' and 'under', illustrating their meanings 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 involving hands, feet, books, shoes, animals, and natural elements to demonstrate these concepts. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of using 'on' and 'under' correctly in different contexts.

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

• Next to a surface

• Inside a surface

• Above a surface

• Below a surface

Where are your hands if they are 'on' the table?

• Inside the table

• Under the table

• Next to the table

• Above the table

If a book is placed 'on' a shelf, where is it located?

• Below the shelf

• Above the shelf

• Next to the shelf

• Inside the shelf

Where do sharks swim in relation to the water?

• Next to the water

• Above the water

• Under the water

• On the water

What part of a plant grows 'under' the ground?

• Roots

• Flowers

• Leaves

• Stems