If the chair face the t v and the t v face the chair who is in front or who is behind?

Question

If the chair face the t v and the t v face the chair who is in front or who is behind?

Answer 1

Both are in front of each other. Neither is behind the other.

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Answer 2

As is the case with all juxtapositions, it depends upon which "side" you represent. Since chairs tend to have a closer relationship with people than TV sets, I would say that the TV was in front of the chair.  In the same vein, I would say "I laid my plate upon the table" rather than "the table had a plate laid upon it by myself."