Draw a cup in various positions relative to a table: on top, next to, and under.

Let’s go step by step to solve this drawing task.

We are asked to draw a cup in three different positions relative to a table:

1. On top of the table
→ This means the cup should be sitting on the flat surface (the tabletop). Imagine placing your real cup on a table — it rests on top. So, draw the cup above the table’s surface, centered or anywhere on the top.

2. Next to the table
→ “Next to” means beside the table — not on it, not under it, but at its side. You can draw the cup to the left or right of the table legs, touching the floor level, as if it’s standing on the ground next to the table.

3. Under the table
→ This means the cup is below the tabletop, between or behind the table legs. Think of hiding the cup underneath — so draw it low, beneath the table’s surface, maybe peeking out from between the legs.

You don’t need to make the cup fancy — just a simple shape like a cylinder with a handle will work. The key is getting the position right for each box.

Final Answer:
Draw a cup:
- In the first box: on the tabletop.
- In the second box: beside the table (on the same ground level).
- In the third box: underneath the table, below the tabletop and between or behind the legs.