Select the best preposition to match the picture
Key Notes:-
Introduction:
Prepositions are words that show the relationship between a noun and another word in a sentence, often indicating location or position.
- What are Prepositions?
- Prepositions are words that describe the position or location of something.
- Common prepositions include: “in,” “on,” “under,” “behind,” “next to,” “between,” “above,” and “in front of.”
- Common Prepositions and Their Meanings:
- In: Shows something is inside a place.
- Example: “The cat is in the box.”

- On: Shows something is on top of a surface.
- Example: “The book is on the table.”

- Under: Shows something is below another object.
- Example: “The dog is under the chair.”

- Next to: Shows something is beside or close to something else.
- Example: “The ball is next to the shoe.”

- Behind: Shows something is at the back of another object.
- Example: “The tree is behind the house.”

- In front of: Shows something is in the front of another object.
- Example: “The car is in front of the garage.”

- Above: Shows something is higher than another object, without touching.
- Example: “The clock is above the door.”

- Between: Shows something is in the middle of two things.
- Example: “The cat is between the two chairs.”

- How to Select the Best Preposition:
- Look at the Picture: Observe the objects in the picture and their positions.
- Identify the Relationship: Think about how the objects are placed in relation to each other.
- Choose the Correct Preposition: Select the preposition that best describes the location or position of the object.
- Example:
- Picture: A ball under a table.
- Sentence: “The ball is __ the table.”
- Correct Preposition: “under.”
- Using Prepositions in Sentences:
- In a Sentence: Look at the picture and complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
- “The cat is __ the box.” (Correct Answer: in)
- “The dog is __ the table.” (Correct Answer: under)
- “The book is __ the desk.” (Correct Answer: on)
- “The girl is standing __ the tree.” (Correct Answer: next to)
- Tips for First Graders:
- Use words like “in,” “on,” and “under” for simple descriptions.
- Practice with pictures and real-life objects to understand prepositions better.
- Remember that prepositions tell “where” something is in relation to something else.
Conclusion:
Learning to select the best preposition to match a picture describe positions and locations accurately. By understanding prepositions like “in,” “on,” and “under,” they can effectively communicate and comprehend the relationships between objects in their environment.
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