This is a brief explanation about prepositions of movement or direction.

1. PREPOSITIONS OF
MOVEMENT OR DIRECTION
BY LINA RAMIREZ

2. PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT
• TO - Towards something.
• ACROSS - From one side to the other side.
• ALONG -In a line; from one point to another.
• AROUND - In a circular way.
• DOWN – From high to low
• INTO – Entering something.

3. PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT
• OFF - Away from something.
• ONTO - Moving to a place.
• OVER - Above something.
• THROUGH - Going from one point to the
other point.
• TOWARDS - In the direction of something.
• UP - From low to high.

4. EXAMPLES
• I like going to Australia.
• You mustn't go across this road here.
• They're walking along the beach.
• We're sitting around the campfire.
• He came down the hill.
• You shouldn't go into the castle.

5. EXAMPLES
• The cat jumped off the roof.
• The cat jumped onto the roof.
• The cat jumped over the wall.
• You shouldn't walk through the forest.
• We ran towards the castle.
• He went up the hill.

6. THANKS!