Finish the Sentence
Correct the Mistake
Where Is It?
There Is / There Are
Preposition Challenge
100
The cat is ___ the table.
The cat is on the table.
100
There is two pencils on the table.
There are two pencils on the table.
100
Where is the pencil?
The pencil is on the notebook.
100
___ a book under the chair.
There is a book under the chair.
100
Which preposition means “not far from”?
(on / near / in)
Near
200
The ball is ___ the box.
The ball is in the box.
200
The bag is in the desk.
The bag is on the desk.
200
Where is the backpack?
The backpack is under the table.
200
___ three students near the board.
There are three students near the board.
200
Choose the correct preposition:
The cat is ___ the table.
(in / on)
On
300
The school is ___ the shop.
The school is next to / near the shop.
300
There are a cat under the chair.
There is a cat under the chair.
300
Where are the apples?
The apples are in the basket.
300
___ five markers on the desk.
There are five markers on the desk.
300
Choose the correct preposition:
The boy is sitting ___ the tree.
(in / under)
Under
400
The shoes are ___ the bed and ___ the desk.
The shoes are under the bed and next to / near the desk.
400
The lamp is next the sofa.
The lamp is next to the sofa.
400
Where are the flowers, and where is the vase?
The flowers are in a vase, and the vase is on the table.
400
Change to singular: “There are two cats on the sofa.”
There is a cat on the sofa.
400
Which preposition means “inside something”?
A. On
B. In
C. Near
In
500
The toys are ___ the basket, and the basket is ___ the door.
The toys are in the basket, and the basket is near/next to the door.
500
There is five students in the class.
There are five students in the class.
500
Where is the dog, and what is it next to?
The dog is near the tree and next to the car.
500
Write a sentence using there is/there are + a preposition.
Some examples:
“There is a cat in the box.”
“There are books on the shelf.”
“There are shoes under the table.”
500
If two objects are so close they almost touch but don’t, which preposition CANNOT describe this situation: near, on, or in? Explain why.
Near