Position Words and Their Usage

The video tutorial introduces position words, focusing on 'in', 'on', and 'under'. It explains how these words describe the location of naming words, which are names of people, places, animals, or things. The tutorial provides examples for each position word, such as 'the ball is in the box', 'the glass is on the chair', and 'the ball is under the table'. A revision section follows, where viewers can practice identifying the correct position word in sentences. The video concludes with an invitation to explore more topics through additional resources.

What is a naming word?

• A word that tells the position of something

• A word that connects sentences

• A word that describes an action

• A word that names a person, place, animal, or thing

Which of the following is a position word?

• Quickly

• In

• Run

• Beautiful

What does the position word 'in' indicate?

• Below

• Above

• Inside or within

• Next to

Where is the ball in the example given?

• In the box

• Under the chair

• Next to the cabinet

• On the table

Which sentence correctly uses the position word 'in'?

• The dog is in the garden.

• The bird is in the sky.

• The book is in the shelf.

• The cat is in the roof.

What does the position word 'on' indicate?

• Above

• Inside

• On top of

• Below

Where is the glass in the example given?

• Under the table

• In the cabinet

• On the chair

• Next to the crate

Which sentence correctly uses the position word 'on'?

• The bird is on the sky.

• The cat is on the box.

• The fish is on the water.

• The book is on the shelf.

What does the position word 'under' indicate?

• Below

• Inside

• Above

• Next to

Where is the ball in the example given?

• In the box

• Under the table

• Next to the chair

• On the table