Learn when to use "in," "at," and "on" for time in English! A simple, beginner…
Today, we learn small words that tell us where something is. These are called prepositions of place!
In, On, Under
Here are three of the most common prepositions of place:
The ball is in the box.
The book is on the table.
The cat is under the chair.
“in” (داخل)، “on” (على)، “under” (تحت). مثال: “The ball is in the box” (الكرة داخل الصندوق).
Next To, Between
These prepositions tell us about the position between things:
The stadium is next to the park.
The gym is between the school and the library.
“Between” is always for two things. We say “between A and B,” never just “between A.”
“next to” (بجانب)، “between” (بين). “between” تُستخدم دائما لشيئين: “between A and B”.
In Front Of, Behind
These prepositions tell us if something is at the front or the back:
He is standing in front of the goal.
The ball went behind the net.
“in front of” (أمام)، “behind” (خلف). مثال: “He is standing in front of the goal” (هو واقف أمام المرمى).
Opposite
“Opposite” means facing something, on the other side:
The tennis court is opposite the pool.
“opposite” تعني مقابل، على الجانب الآخر. مثال: “The tennis court is opposite the pool” (ملعب التنس مقابل المسبح).
In, On, Under — Summary Card
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“The ball is ___ the box.” (inside)
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“The book is ___ the table.” (surface)
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“The gym is ___ the school and the library.” (middle of two)
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“He is standing ___ the goal.”
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