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PrepositionsCEFR A1 - CEFR B1

Prepositions of Movement

Prepositions of movement show direction and motion from one place to another. Movement prepositions describe direction and motion: **to, from, into, out of, across, through**. They are especially important for clear storytelling and giving directions. ### What you will practice - destination vs origin (to vs from) - entering/leaving (into vs out of) - crossing vs passing inside (across vs through) ### Tip Always connect the preposition to the movement: “go into”, “walk across”, “run out of”. ### Practice tip Write 5 sentences using this grammar point.

Grammar Rules

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To

Shows direction: go to school, walk to the park.
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Into

Movement inside something: go into the room.
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Across

Movement from one side to another: walk across the street.
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Through

Movement inside and out: walk through the tunnel.
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Out of

Movement from inside to outside: come out of the house.

Examples

A1
EN"The cat jumped onto the table."
HY"Կատուն թռավ սեղանի վրա։"
A1
EN"She walked through the door."
HY"Նա անցավ դռնով։"
A1
EN"They ran across the road."
HY"Նրանք վազեցին ճանապարհը անցնելով։"

🧠 Practice Quiz1 / 10

Choose the correct option.
Go ____ the room.

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