Allgemeines
Prepositions of place and direction (Präpositionen des Ortes und der Richtung) geben eine räumliche Beziehung an.
Zu ihnen gehören: above · across · all over · around · at · behind · below · between · close to · for · from · in · in front of · inside · into · near · next to · on · opposite · out of · over · past · round · through · to · to the left/right of · towards · under
Beispiele
- His flat is above a news agency.
- The horse jumped across the hedge.
- We live across the street from the Wilkinsons.
- He sends e-mails to his friends all over the world.
- Deborah turned around quickly.
- My brother hid behind the curtain.
- The car was parked right below her window.
- Platform 13a is located between platforms 13 and 14.
- Tom sat on a chair close to the fire. (nahe am)
- What do you keep inside this old chest?
- Vincent stepped into the cool church.
- We live near the station.
- The cinema is next to the pub “Lamb and Flag.”
- There’s a new Starbucks opposite the old fire station.
- Dark clouds hung over the city.
- He walked round the lake.
Ortsbestimmungen mit der Präposition 'at'
- There was a knock at the door.
- You sign a letter at the bottom of the page.
- This train doesn’t stop at Exeter, does it?
Ortsbestimmungen mit der Präposition 'in'
- We arrived in Paris in the middle of the night.
- I want to visit every country in the world.
- First, the children played badminton in the streets, then they went swimming in the lake.
Ortsbestimmungen mit der Präposition 'on'
- Don’t forget to put a lid on the pot.
- There’ s a new clothes shop on the main road.
- On the right you can see the old town hall.
Ortsbestimmungen mit der Präposition 'to'
- Why do I always have to go to bed so early?
- Have you ever been to Scotland?
- I hope you'll come to my party.
Besonderheiten
in und at bei Ortsangaben | ||
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bei Städten und Ländern | to arrive in | We arrived in London / in England on Wednesday. |
bei Dörfern | at und in | Our train stopped at Oakham. We lived in Boscastle. |
andere Ortsangaben | at | We met our relatives at the train station. |