Behind: at or to the back of someone or something:

They cat hid behid a cloud.

In front of: the part of something that is furthest forward:

Katy is in front of Gorge.

Between: in the space that separates two places, people, or things:

I´m between Karla y Marcos.

Near: not far away in distance.

I left the box near fire.

Next to: used when describing two people or things that are very close to each other with nothing between them:

I parked my car next to the bus stop.

On: on a surface of something:

I put the book on the table.

Above: in or to a higher position than something else:

He waved the letter excitedly above his head.

Beside: next to someone or something, or very near them:

She knelt beside his bed.

In: inside or towards the inside of a container, place, or area:

There's milk in the fridge.

For: used to show an amount of time or distance:

We drove for miles before we found a phone box.

Onto: describe the direction of an object moving toward a surface.

She set the box onto the table.

Into: towards the inside or middle of something:

Stop running around and get into bed!

By: near or next to something or someone:

I'll meet you by the post office.

Under: below something:

She pushed her bag under the table.