Let me carefully examine the image to understand the task.
The image shows a worksheet about prepositions of place: *in, under, on, in front of, behind*.
There’s an example:
- “Where is the mouse?” → “It’s under the box.”
(with a picture of a mouse under a box)
Then there are 9 numbered questions, each with a small illustration showing objects and their spatial relationships. I need to determine the correct preposition for each.
I’ll go one by one, zooming in where needed to clearly see the positions.
First, I’ll identify each scene:
1. Man and a red house — the man is standing
in front of the house.
2. Frog and a green lily pad — the frog is sitting
on the lily pad.
3. Pumpkins and a green patch — pumpkins are lying
on the ground/patch (but let’s confirm).
4. Cat and a yellow box — cat is inside the box →
in the box.
5. Bus and a red building — bus is
in front of the building.
6. Eggs and a basket — eggs are
in the basket.
7. Lamp and a table — lamp is
on the table.
8. Girl and a stack of books — girl is sitting
on the books.
9. Mouse and a cheese wedge — mouse is
behind the cheese.
Wait — let me double-check each using zoom to be sure.
I’ll use the zoom tool to verify each item.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of esl prepositions of place worksheet adults.
