Preposition Of Place

 

Preposition of place

Prepositions of place are used to indicate the location or position of something in relation to another object. Here are some common prepositions of place with examples:

1.     In: Used to indicate that something is inside a larger area. Example: The cat is in the box.

2.     On: Used to indicate that something is physically touching the surface of an object. Example: The book is on the table.

3.     At: Used to indicate a specific point or location. Example: I am waiting at the bus stop.

4.     Under: Used to indicate something's position beneath or below another object. Example: The dog is sleeping under the table.

5.     Above: Used to indicate something's position over or higher than another object. Example: The birds are flying above the trees.

6.     Behind: Used to indicate something's position at the back of another object. Example: The car is parked behind the house.

7.     Beside: Used to indicate something's position next to or by the side of another object. Example: She sat beside her best friend in the movie theater.

8.     Between: Used to indicate something's position in the middle of two objects or places. Example: The restaurant is located between the bank and the post office.

9.     Among: Used to indicate something's position in the middle of several objects or people. Example: The child was playing among the other kids in the playground.

10.                        Near: Used to indicate something's position close to or not far from another object or place. Example: There is a park near my house.

Remember, the choice of preposition depends on the context and the relationship between objects or places.