Prepositions of place are words that help describe the location or position of objects or people in relation to other things.
In this vocabulary lesson, let’s explore prepositions of place and how they are used.
Prepositions of place vocabulary
- Above: In a higher position or place.
- Below: In a lower position or place.
- Next to/Beside: In a position adjacent or by the side of something.
- Between: In the space separating two objects or locations.
- In front of: Positioned ahead or facing in the forward direction.
- Behind: In a position at the rear or back of something.
- On: In a position covering a surface.
- Under: In a position beneath or below something.
- Inside: In a position within the boundaries of something.
- Outside: In a position beyond the boundaries or exterior of something.
- Near: In a position not far from a specific location.
- Far: In a position at a considerable distance.
- Across: In a position on the other side, typically crossing.
- Over: In a position above and across a surface.
- Through: In a position moving from one side to another.
- Along: In a position moving in a continuous line.
- Around: In a position encircling or moving in a circular path.
- Amidst/Among: In a position surrounded by or in the midst of something.
- Opposite: In a position directly facing or across from something.
- Beneath: In a position directly under or below something.
Congratulations on expanding your vocabulary related to prepositions of place! Understanding these words will help you accurately describe and understand the location of objects or people in various situations. Practice using them in sentences to reinforce your understanding and language skills. Stay tuned for more vocabulary lessons on our language-learning journey!
