Position Prepositions Exercise 2

1. There was a birthday gift againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the box.

2. While Sam was talking to the bank teller, the woman againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear him in line kept sighing impatiently.

3. Philip waited againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the movie theater for Simone, so they could buy tickets and go in together. He stood directly againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the sign over the entrance to make sure she could find him.

4. There was not a single person againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the people in the room who spoke English.

5. The campground is againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the lake. In fact, it is so close you can actually walk there.

6. In English, the word backyard means a small garden or green area located againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear a house.

7. There was a sign againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the restaurant saying that it was closed for renovations. And when I peeked through the window, there was nobody againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the restaurant.

8. A ladder was leaning againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the side of the house, so I knew someone was up on the roof.

9. The hotel was againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear a freeway, so there was a lot of traffic noise at night, which made it hard to sleep.

10. The air was icy cold, but the children stayed warm againstamongbehindbeneathin front ofinsidenear the thick blankets.