Prepositions: Under, By, Between

1. 1. When something is directly beneath or covered by another object, which preposition do you use?

• under

• by

• between

2. 2. When something is in the middle of two objects, which preposition do you use?

• under

• by

• between

3. 3. When describing the location of something near or next to another object, which preposition do you use?

• under

• by

• between

4. 4. There is a tunnel ____ the mountain.

• under

• by

• between

5. 5. The ball rolled _____ the two cars.

• between

• under

• by

6. 6. The boy crawled ___ the fence to escape.

• under

• between

• by

7. 7. Who is standing ___ the door?

• under

• by

• between

8. 8. The ball is _____ the car.

• under

• by

• between

9. 9. The cake was made ___ a famous chef.

• under

• by

• between

10. 10. The train passed ___ the station at high speed.

• under

• by

• between