The document discusses prepositions of place and how they are used to describe the location or position of nouns by being placed before the noun. It provides examples of common prepositions of place like across, behind, in front of, near, and between and gives sample sentences showing how they are used to describe where a ball is in relation to a tree or trees. It also provides questions asking where common places like a house, canteen, library, and computer lab are along with a sample dialogue showing how to ask and answer questions about location using prepositions of place.

1. PREPOSITION OF PLACE
THE PREPOSITION IS USED TO
DESCRIBE THE PLACE OR
POSITION OF NOUN
IT IS PLACED BEFORE THE NOUN.

2. ACROSS
Where is the ball?
THE BALL IS ACROSS THE
TREE

3. BEHIND
Where is the ball?
THE BALL IS BEHIND THE
TREE

4. IN FRONT OF
Where is the ball?
THE BALL IS IN FRONT OF THE
TREE

5. NEAR
Where is the ball?
THE BALL IS NEAR THE
TREE

6. BETWEEN
Where is the ball?
THE BALL IS BETWEEN THE
TREES

7. Where is your house?
Where is the canteen?
Where is the library?
Where is the computer lab?
Where is the headmaster room?

8. Speaking
 A=Excuse me. Where is the
library?
 B=It’s in the Adinda building. It’s
on the second floor. It’s near the
swimming pool.
 A=Thanks a lot
 B=you’re welcome