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Grammar Grade 2- Choose and write the correct preposition

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Choose and write the correct preposition

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Explanation

Use “on” as a preposition to describe position. As a preposition of place, “on” is used for things which are on the surface of something else. Example: The book is on the table.

The preposition "behind" indicates location. "Behind" shows that something is at the back of something else. Example: The children are behind the tree.

“Under” is a preposition of place. We use “under” for something that is below something else or covering something else. Example: The ant is under the leaf.

Use “in” as a preposition to describe position. As a preposition of place, “in” is used for things which are inside something else. Example: The dog is in the box.

The preposition "in front of" indicates location. "In front of" shows that something is in a position facing / ahead of something else. Example: The boy is in front of the door.

The preposition "next to" indicates location. "Next to" shows that something is positioned beside something else. Example: The man is next to the car.

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