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He is walking home from the train station.  \nJohn is sitting in the chair. They are sitting around the table.  \nTom is sitting on the table. They are eating at a party.  \nMary is standing beside the table. The dog is lying near the table.  \nDirections: fill in the spaces with the correct preposition  \n1) They went  to  the party. (at, to)  \n2) The plates are   the table. (in, on)  \n3) He walked   the park. (for, to)  \n4) I am driving home   the bank.(at, from)  \n5) Keep the dog   the furniture!(in, off)  \n6) The people are   a party. (in, at)  \n7) John is sitting   a chair. (in, on)  \n8) Mary is sitting   John. (at, near)  \n9) The man is sitting   the woman.(beside, to)  \n10) Their feet are   the table.(through, under)  \n11) The guests are sitting   the table. (at, above)  \n12) The dog is lying   the floor. (at, on)  \nDirections: use the picture to fill in the spaces with the correct preposition  \n1) The cat is  by  the towel. (behind, by)  \n2) The toilet is   the sink. (next to, below)  \n3) The shampoo is   the conditioner. (beside, among)  \n4) The soap is   the things on the shelf. (among, above)  \n5) The books are   the soap. (above, under)  \n6) The soap is   the books. (above, below)  \n7) The toilet paper is   the toilet. (below, beside)  \n8) The toilet cleaner is   the toilet. (in front of, behind)  \n9) The cat is   the shower. (near, far from)  \n10) The mirror is   the sink. (above, in front of)  \n11) The cat is   the floor. (around, on)  \n12) The towel is   the sink. (under, next to)  \n13) The sink is   the toilet and the towel. (in front of, between)  \nNotice how the following prepositions show the direction or movement of a person in a place.  \nImage courtesy of Azar, Betty; Understanding and Using English Grammar  \nA. He is walking toward the stream.  \nB. He is walking away from the stream.  \nC. He walked into the stream.  \nD. He walked out of the stream  \nE. He is walking along the stream.  \nF. He is walking through the stream.  \nG. He is walking up the stream.  \nH. He is walking down the stream.  \nI. He is walking across the steam.  \nDirections: fill in the spaces with the correct preposition  \n1) Please put the pot on  the stove. (on, up)  \n2) There is a bus stop   the post office. (in front of, to)  \n3) Can you go   the bank this afternoon? (at, to)  \n4) My wallet is   my pocket. (between, in)  \n5) She put the letter   the two books. (between, in)  \n6) The river is flowing   the bridge. (through, under)  \n7) May I hang my coat   his? (between, on top of)  \n8) The children are running   us. (away from, through)  \n9) Who’s that man walking   the house? (at, toward)  \n10) Would you like to walk   the park? (on, through)  \n11) You can read books   the library. (at, on)  \n12) I was walking   the door when you called. (across, out)  \n13) The sink is   the mirror. (at, below)  \n14) They ran   the hill. (in, up)  \n15) The picture is   the sofa. (above, among)  \n16) The bank is   the street. (across, through)  \n17) They walked   the road. (down, out)  \n18) We came here   the doctor’s office. (at, from)  \n19) Get the dog   the kitchen table! (off, on)  \n20) There is a lamp hanging   the dining room table. (over, under)  \n21) We ran   the house. (into, up)  \n22) The table is   the bed. (beside, through)  \n23) Your letter is   the things on my desk. (among, between)  \n24) There’s a mouse   the refrigerator. (across, behind)  \n25) My shoes are   the closet. (in, on)  \n26) The dresser is   the mirror. (at, below)  \n27) The necklace is   my neck. (around, at)  \n28) There’s a man sitting   the bus. 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