Prepositions of Movement πŸ—ΊοΈ

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πŸ“– All Prepositions at a Glance
πŸ’‘ Quick Tips
across vs through: Across = from one side to the other on a surface (across the road, across the river). Through = entering and exiting something (through the tunnel, through the forest).
into vs onto: Into = entering an enclosed space. Onto = moving to a surface above (climbed onto the roof).
out of vs off: Out of = leaving an enclosed space. Off = leaving a surface (she fell off the bike).
along vs across: Along = parallel to the length (along the river). Across = perpendicular, from one side to the other.
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πŸ”— Match Preposition to Meaning
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πŸ–ΌοΈ What's happening in the picture?
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βœ… Final Quiz β€” 12 Questions
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