PrepositionsPrepositions

offoff

John fell off the bike.

Martin fell off the hill.

Mary fell off while she was ice-skating.

intointooffoff

Sabrina crashed into the wall.

The men dived intointo the water.

overoveroffoff intointo

The horse jumped over the fence.

underunderoffoff

overover

intointo

Tom is studying underunder the sheets.

The ball is underunder the table.

acrossacrossoffoff

overover

intointo

underunder

People are walking across across the street.

ononoffoff

overover

intointo

underunder

acrosacrosss

The cheese is on on the plate.

The cake is onon the plate.

ininoffoff

overover

intointo

underunder

acrosacrosss

onon

There are flowers in in the vase.

beforebeforeoffoff

overover

intointo

underunder

acrosacrosss

ononinin

There is a fence beforebefore the house.

nearnearoffoff

overover

intointo

underunder

acrosacrosss

ononinin beforebefore

The chair is nearnear the table.

James is near near the cat.

behindbehindoffoff

overover

intointo

underunder

acrosacrosss

ononinin beforebefore

nearnear

The children are hiding behindbehind the tree.

offoff

overover

intointo

underunder

acrosacrosss

onon

inin beforebefore

nearnear behindbehind