Furniture and Prepositions

It is all very well knowing the vocabulary for furniture around the house, but do you know the prepositions that go with them?

In each of the sentences below, I have removed the preposition. Can you remember which one you need to complete the sentence?

Lesson by Caroline

• 1. I study ___ my desk for three hours every day.
  
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• 2. She's been sitting ___ the sofa watching Jerry Springer for ages!
  
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• 3. I'm so tired. I'm already ___bed.
  
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• 4. Jessica, please sit __ the table and get ready for dinner.
  
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• 5. The book you need is ___ the shelf above the oven.
  
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• 6. Please can I borrow the pink dress that's ___ your wardrobe?
  
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• 7. If I don't have a glass of water beside me ___ my bedside cabinet, I can't sleep.
  
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