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More prepositions
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Claire's desk is
next to
Martin's desk. There's an envelope
in
Claire's desk. There are papers
on
Claire's desk. Her desk is
between
the copier and the window. |
You can use the prepositions
in
,
on
,
next to
, and
between
to clarify where things are. These prepositions are usually followed by a phrase that can tell about location.
-
in
the desk
-
on
the desk
-
under
the bridge
-
next to
Martin
-
between
the man and the woman
Between
is followed by a plural noun or by two nouns.
>>
The notes are
in
her bag.
>>
The bag is
on
the desk.
>>
The pen is
under
the desk.
>>
The car is
next to
the building.
>>
The boy is
between
the building and the car.
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