Into, across, through: where are they going?

Prepositions of movement in everyday sentences and directions: to, into, out of, across, through, along.

13 questionsby Grove EnglishAdded 14 Oct 2026

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Look both ways before you walk the road.
The train goes a long tunnel.
She took her keys her bag.
We arrived the hotel late at night.
Your room is on the third floor. Go the stairs, please. We're on the ground floor.

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