Between Things
Prepositions of Place
In
Use 'in' in a spatial sense:
Example:
Luxury properties are selling well in Ireland.
They parked in the drive-in.
Into
Use 'into' when you move from one space into another space.
Example:
They walked into the convenience store.
Barbara took her meal into the dining room.
On
Use 'on' with one object is 'on' another object such as various surfaces:
Example:
I splattered ketchup on the cafeteria wall.
The sign on the wall advertises that room and board is available.
Onto
Use 'onto' to indicate movement when taking something from some place and putting it onto an object such as a table, countertop, etc.
Example:
I placed the rolls and breads onto the table.
I placed each ingredient onto the counter.
Near
Use 'near' when an object is close to another object
Example:
Our operational guidelines manual is near the cookbook on the bookshelf.
The server is near the window.
In Front Of
Use 'in front of' when an object is placed ahead of another object.
Example:
Country clubs are always built in front of golf courses.
The poultry products are set in front of the ground beef.
Between
Use 'between' when one object is in the middle of two other objects.
Example:
The prices are displayed between the menu items.
He balances his attention between the local clientele and the tourists.