Danielle was running late for school and realized she did not have her watch on. She returned to her bedroom and searched for it on her dressing table, in the drawer, beside her bed, and behind the door but could not find it. Finally, she looked under her bed and discovered her watch right there. The story uses prepositions like in, on, beside, behind, and under to describe the placement and location of objects as Danielle searched for her lost watch.
Danielle was running late for school and realized she did not have her watch on. She returned to her bedroom and searched for it on her dressing table, in the drawer, beside her bed, and behind the door but could not find it. Finally, she looked under her bed and discovered her watch right there. The story uses prepositions like in, on, beside, behind, and under to describe the placement and location of objects as Danielle searched for her lost watch.
Danielle was running late for school and realized she did not have her watch on. She returned to her bedroom and searched for it on her dressing table, in the drawer, beside her bed, and behind the door but could not find it. Finally, she looked under her bed and discovered her watch right there. The story uses prepositions like in, on, beside, behind, and under to describe the placement and location of objects as Danielle searched for her lost watch.
Where Can It Be? Danielle was about to leave the house for school when she noticed that she was not wearing her watch. She went back to her bedroom.
She looked for it on the dressing table. She looked for it in the drawer. She looked for it beside her bed. She looked behind the door. There it was, right under her bed. Questions: Have you lost something like a wallet, a watch, or something that you value? How did you feel when you discovered the loss? Did you try looking for it? Were you able to find it? What can you do to prevent losing something? Why is it important to take good care of your things? The words in, on, beside, behind, and under are called preposition. The word preposition means ‘placed before.’ It is a word placed before a noun or a pronoun to show its relation to another word in a sentence. The prepositions in the story are examples of prepositions that describe the position or place of things. Examples: 1. A ball in a drawer.