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a. On

‘On’ means that is something is in a position that is physically touched, covered, or attached to
something else.

b. In
‘In’ has a similar meaning to ‘on’, the object is within or inside something.

c. Beside

‘Beside’ has the same meaning with ‘next to’. It usually refers to a thing (or a person) that is at
the side of another.

d. In front of
‘In front of’ means a place or position directly before anything.

e. Between

‘Between’ normally refers to something in the middle of two objects.
f. Below

‘Below’ has a similar meaning to ‘under’. They means in lower position or underneath something.
g. Opposite/ Across

‘Across’ means on the other side of something; or from one side to the other of something, which
has sides or limits.

1. Name of the objects

Animal Dog, hyena, tiger, flamingo, oyster,beaver, etc.
Things Table, chair, water, radio, etc

Public space Mosque, church, office, school, police station, etc

2. Countable and Uncountable

Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns

Can be Singular and Plural Only Singular
Example :A rings, two rings, three rings Butter not butters

Can Use Singular or Plural Verbs Always Use Singular Verb
Example : The ring is new Example : Sugar is sweet

The rings are new

- can't use the articles a, an and a number
Example :

43