Next to (or beside) / between / in front of / behind
The cat is next to (beside) the radiator.
The bench is between two trees.
The girls are in front of the cottage.
He is holding a bunch of flowers behind his back.
Opposite versus in front of
If someone or something is in front of a building, they are directly outside the front of it.
The elderly couple is in front of their house.
If someone or something is opposite a building, they are outside the front of it on the other side of a street, area of land etc.
They are sitting opposite each other.
By (=next to / beside)
They are sitting by the window.
By (=next to / beside)
They are lying under the bed cover.
Above and below
The bird is flying above the water.
The plane is flying below the recommended height limit.
Упражнения
Beginner
Elementary
Pre-intermediate
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