PREPOSITION
Near: dekat
The book is near the glass.
Jonathan won’t go near the river.
There are restaurants near here.
Inside: di dalam
There’s a treasure inside the cave!
Inside the box, you’ll find my ring.
She has to write a note inside the book.
On: di atas menempel
The cat sits on the table.
Don’t jump on the bed!
Put the pillows on the sofa.
Beside: sebelah
Stand beside the statue, you’ll see the most
beautiful sunset.
Walk slowly beside me, don’t run.
The guy beside my dad was wearing a black
suit.
Under: di bawah
There are still a lot of secrets we have yet to
find under the seas.
The cat sleeps under the chair.
Do you have to put your shoes under your
bed?
Behind: di belakang
The squirrel is hiding behind the tree.
You have to stand behind me.
Someone grabbed Melissa from behind. The earth goes around the sun.

In between: di antara
In between the bread, you can either place
jam, salad and meat, or eggs to make a
sandwich.
I learned how to skateboard between the age
of 9 and 12.
The sweater came up in different colors,
black, blue, red, yellow, and everything in
between.
Above: di atas tidak menempel
The plane is flying above the clouds.
The people above my apartment are my
childhood friends.
Henry scored above average in the Spanish
Exam.

In front: di depan
Can you walk in front of me?
The temperature is so hot it’s like standing in
front of the sun. Out of: dari (keluar)
You can’t park your car in front of the garage. Samantha just walked out of the library.
Get out of there! It’s dangerous!
Mike’ll be out of town for several months.

Around: di sekeliling
Angelina had a scarf around her neck.
They sat around the table.