English Class 7 - Locations Notes

Locations

Welcome to the chapter on Locations for Class 7. In this chapter, you will learn how to describe the position of people, places, and things using prepositions and other location words. By the end of this chapter, you will be able to use location words correctly in sentences and describe where things are!

Introduction

Location words help us say where something is. We use them to give directions, describe scenes, and talk about places. The most common location words are prepositions like "in", "on", "under", "between", "beside", "near", and "behind".

Common Location Words (Prepositions)

• In: The book is in the bag.
• On: The pen is on the table.
• Under: The cat is under the chair.
• Between: The ball is between the shoes.
• Beside: The lamp is beside the bed.
• Near: The school is near my house.
• Behind: The dog is behind the door.
• In front of: The car is in front of the house.

Describing Locations in Sentences

Use location words to make your sentences clear and detailed.

• The keys are on the shelf.
• The park is behind the school.
• My friend sits beside me in class.

Giving Directions

Location words are useful for giving directions. Example:

• Go straight and turn left at the market.
• The library is next to the post office.

Fun Activity: Describe Your Room

Look around your room and write five sentences using location words. Example: "The clock is on the wall."

Summary

• Location words help us describe where things are.
• Prepositions like "in", "on", "under", and "between" are common location words.
• We use location words to give directions and describe scenes.

Practice Questions

1. Fill in the blank: The shoes are ______ the bed. (under/on/beside)
2. Write a sentence using "between".
3. Where is the clock in your classroom?
4. Give directions from your house to your school using location words.
5. Circle the location word: The cat is behind the curtain.

Challenge Yourself

• Describe a picture using at least five location words.
• Write a short paragraph about your favorite place, using location words.

Did You Know?

• Prepositions are also used to talk about time, not just location!
• "Next to" and "beside" mean almost the same thing.

Glossary

• Location: The place where something is.
• Preposition: A word that shows the position of something.
• Direction: The way to go or move.

Answers to Practice Questions

1. under/on/beside (any correct answer)
2. (Example: The ball is between the two boxes.)
3. (Example: The clock is on the wall.)
4. (Student’s own answer)
5. behind

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Use location words to make your English clear and interesting!