Question

around down in on out round up

Answer 1

Around: In a circle
Example sentences: 1) I was walking around a table.
2) The children were playing around the park.

Down: In a bottom or low position
Example sentences: 1) Ask her to sit down on the chair!
2) Kavita fell down from the stairs.

In: Used to show the position within something
Example sentences: 1) The cake is in the fridge.
2) The maid kept the fruits in the basket.

On: To put in contact with something for support
Example sentences: 1) I sat on a table.
2) The picture was hanging on the wall.

Out: To move away
Example sentences: 1) I went out to play in the evening.
2) Get out of my room!

Round: Circle-shaped
Example sentences: 1) The cricket ball is round in shape.
2) We were sitting round the table.

Up: High
Example sentences: 1) The swing went up when Ali pushed it.
2) The squirrel climbed up to top of the ladder.