Prepositions of movement

Front

What is a preposition of movement?

Back

A preposition of movement indicates the direction in which something moves.

Front

Define 'Towards'.

Back

'Towards' indicates movement in the direction of something.

Front

Define 'Out of'.

Back

'Out of' indicates movement from the inside to the outside of a place.

Front

Define 'Along'.

Back

'Along' indicates movement in a line next to something.

Front

Define 'Across'.

Back

'Across' indicates movement from one side to the other side of something.

Front

Define 'Through'.

Back

'Through' indicates movement from one end or side to another within a space.

Front

Define 'Over'.

Back

'Over' indicates movement above something, often implying crossing.

Front

Define 'Into'.

Back

'Into' indicates movement from outside to a point inside.

Front

What is the difference between 'Over' and 'Across'?

Back

'Over' implies moving above something, while 'Across' implies moving from one side to another.

Front

Give an example of 'Towards' in a sentence.

Back

She walked towards the park.