📝 Created by: El Arby Ameur | 📅 August 2026 | 🌐 lesson.tn
📖 Estimated reading time: 8 minutes | Word count: ~1000 words
🏃 Prepositions of Movement: To, Into, Through, Across, Over
Level: A2-B1 | Focus: Direction and movement prepositions
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📌 TO - Direction / destination
• I go to work every day.
• She walked to the store.
• We flew to Paris.
• He drove to the airport.
📌 INTO - Entering inside
• She walked into the room.
• He got into the car.
• The cat jumped into the box.
• We moved into a new house.
📌 OUT OF - Exiting
• He came out of the building.
• She ran out of the store.
• The bird flew out of the cage.
• We got out of the taxi.
📌 THROUGH - From one side to the other (inside)
• We drove through the tunnel.
• She walked through the park.
• The river flows through the city.
• He pushed through the crowd.
📌 ACROSS - From one side to the other (surface)
• She swam across the river.
• He walked across the bridge.
• They ran across the field.
• The cat ran across the road.
📌 OVER - Above and to the other side
• The cat jumped over the fence.
• The plane flew over the mountains.
• He climbed over the wall.
• The ball went over the net.
📌 UP / DOWN - Vertical movement
• He went up the stairs.
• She walked down the hill.
• We climbed up the mountain.
• The elevator went down.
💡 Quick Summary:
• TO = direction
• INTO = inside
• THROUGH = in one side, out the other
• ACROSS = from one side to the other (surface)
• OVER = above and across