Position Words and Their Usage

This video tutorial introduces position words, also known as prepositions, which describe the location of a person, animal, thing, or place. The tutorial covers several key position words: 'in', 'on', 'under', 'near', 'far', 'front', 'out', and 'behind', providing examples for each. The video emphasizes the importance of these words in identifying the position of objects, using a ball and box as visual aids. The session concludes with a recap of the position words and encourages students to practice and revise the concepts learned.

What is the primary purpose of position words?

• To describe the color of an object

• To describe the position of an object

• To describe the size of an object

• To describe the shape of an object

Which position word describes an object located inside another object?

• On

• In

• Near

• Under

If a book is placed on a table, which position word is appropriate?

• In

• On

• Under

• Near

Which position word would you use if a cat is hiding beneath a chair?

• Near

• Under

• In

• On

If a lamp is placed close to a sofa, which position word describes its location?

• On

• In

• Near

• Far

Which position word would you use if a tree is located at a distance from a house?

• Near

• In

• On

• Far

If a statue is placed in front of a building, which position word is suitable?

• Behind

• Out

• Front

• Under

Which position word describes an object that is not in its usual place?

• Near

• On

• Out

• In

If a dog is sitting behind a fence, which position word is appropriate?

• Front

• In

• Behind

• Near

Which of the following is NOT a position word?

• In

• On

• Big

• Under