Choose the best option(s) to complete each sentence.
The keys are ............... the table.
Wrong!
Use "on" for something resting on a surface.
There is a small café ............... the corner of this street.
Wrong!
We say "at the corner" for a specific point or place.
My office is ............... the third floor.
Wrong!
Use "on" with floors in a building.
She sat ............... me on the bus.
Wrong!
Use "next to" for someone beside you.
The cat is hiding ............... the bed.
Wrong!
Use "under" when something is below and covered by another object.
The bookstore is ............... the bank and the pharmacy.
Wrong!
Use "between" for a position in the middle of two places.
He put the milk ............... the fridge.
Wrong!
Use "in" for something inside an enclosed space.
The children are playing ............... the park.
Wrong!
Use "in" for being inside an area like a park.
The hotel is ............... the beach, so you can walk there easily.
Wrong!
Use "near" to show something is close to another place.
The painting is hanging ............... the fireplace.
Wrong!
Use "above" for something higher than another thing without touching it.
Meet me ............... the bus stop after work.
Wrong!
Use "at" for a specific meeting point like a stop or station.
There is a mirror ............... the wall in the hallway.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "on" and "against" can be used for something positioned on a wall (attached or touching it).
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- The keys are on the table.
- There is a small café at the corner of this street.
- My office is on the third floor.
- She sat next to me on the bus.
- The cat is hiding under the bed.
- The bookstore is between the bank and the pharmacy.
- He put the milk in the fridge.
- The children are playing in the park.
- The hotel is near the beach, so you can walk there easily.
- The painting is hanging above the fireplace.
- Meet me at the bus stop after work.
- There is a mirror against the wall in the hallway.
There is a mirror on the wall in the hallway.
