Prepositions are small but important words that tell us where things are or when something happens. They help connect nouns and pronouns to other parts of a sentence. Common prepositions include words like "in," "on," "under," "between," and "behind." For example, when we say "The ball is under the table," the word "under" tells us the location of the ball. Prepositions make sentences clearer and easier to understand, especially when describing positions. Kids often learn prepositions through fun exercises, pictures, and real-life examples, making it easy to grasp the concept. Practicing prepositions helps improve communication skills and builds a strong foundation in English grammar.

Grade 2, English, Finding the Right Preposition, Worksheet

Exercise 1: Look at the picture and choose the sentence with the correct preposition.

1. Where is the bicycle?

The bicycle is next to the shop.
The bicycle is in front of the shop.
The bicycle is behind the shop.

2. Where is the cat?

The cat is on the chair.
The cat is behind the chair.
The cat is in the chair.

3. Where is the ball?

The ball is in the table.
The ball is on the table.
The ball is under the table.

4. Where is the car?

The car is in front of the house.
The car is behind the house.
The car is on the house.

5. Where is the puppy?

The puppy is behind the two trees.
The puppy is between the two trees.
The puppy is in front of the two trees.

6. Where are the toys?

The toys are under the box.
The toys are on the box.
The toys are in the box.