Prepositions in, on, under

Where is the cat?

• The cat is on the chair.

• The cat is in the chair.

• The cat is under the chair.

Where is the cat?

• The cat is on the chair.

• The cat is above the chair.

• The cat is under the chair.

Where is the mouse?

• The mouse is behind the box.

• The mouse is under the box.

• The mouse is beside the box.

Where is the apple?

• The apple is in front of the box.

• The apple is next to the box.

• The apple is between the box.

Where is the book?

• The book is between the chair.

• The book is under the chair.

• The book is next to the chair.

Where is the boy?

• The boy is under the umbrella.

• The boy is next to the umbrella.

• The boy is behind the umbrella.

Where is the boy?

• The boy is in the trampoline.

• The boy is on the trampoline.

• The boy is above the trampoline.

Where is the apple?

• The apple is behind the box.

• The apple is next to the box.

• The apple is in front of the box.

Where is the box?

• The box is in front of the apple.

• The box is behind the apple.

• The box is next to the apple.

Where is the dog?

• The dog is next to the box.

• The dog is behind the box.

• The dog is in front of the box.