Preposition
A preposition is a word which shows the relation between a noun or pronoun and some other word in a sentence.
- In the position in one place.
- Into and out of show movement from one place to another.
- Above means at a higher level.
- Over means vertically above. We use above when there is no movement.
- Below and under are the opposites of above and over.
- Below means at a lower level , and under means vertically below.
- From , to and for can suggest the beginning, the end and the duration of a period of time.
- From and to can also suggest directions.
- Between is used with two things, among with more than two things.
- beside mean at the side of or near to besides means in addition to.
Tick the correct preposition in each sentence.
- Children walked in the garden (among/between) the flowerbeds.
- The water flowed (below /under) the bridge.
- The dog jumped (over/ above) the wall.
- The water (in/on) the jug is hot.
- Reema came (out of/into) the river after taking bath.
- They went (out/in ) the hut.
- The cake is (in/on) the table.
- Bhanu has a cap (on/over) his head.
- Father has an umbrella (over/ above) his head.
- Boy is standing (under/over) the umbrella.
- The is the bridge (under/ over) the river.
- The woman head is (under/below) the water.
- China's body is (below/ under) the water.
- After reading it , boy put the book back (in /on ) the bag.
- Students did not allow to go (into / in) the library so they came back.
- I see blue sky through the skylight (over/above) me.
- The plane flew ( above/over) the building.
- Are't you too warm (under/ above) the blankets?
- She threw the book (into /in) the fire and walked out of the room.
- Mother returned (from/to ) the temple in the evening.
- There is a beautiful shell lying (over/on) the mantelpiece.
- Meenu is standing (between/ among) Reema and Khushi.
- The house is hidden (besides/beside) the buildings.
- The biscuits is to be shared (between / among) the students.
- Which gown do i buy ? I cannot decide (between/ among) the red and the black.
- (beside/besides) reading, Karuna is interested in travelling.
- I have kept drinks (beside/ besides) the candle.
- There are few Hindi teachers (among/between) the students
- Yashu is sitting (beside/besides) Usha.
- (Besides/ beside) Reema , Geeta also has other friends.
Answer: 1. among 2. under 3. over 4. in 5. out of 6. in 7. on 8. on 9. over 10. under 11.under 12. under 13. below 14. in 15. into 16. above 17. over 18. under 19. into 20. from 21. over 22. between 23. beside 24. among 25. between 26. beside 27. beside 28. among 29. beside 30. besides
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