Unit 5 - Travel (Prepositions of Movement)

Front

What is a preposition of movement?

Back

A preposition of movement is a word that shows the direction or movement of something from one place to another.

Front

Give an example of a preposition of movement.

Back

Examples include 'through', 'into', 'along', 'over', and 'under'.

Front

What does 'through' mean in terms of movement?

Back

'Through' means to move in one side and out of the other side of something.

Front

What does 'along' mean in terms of movement?

Back

'Along' means to move in a line next to something.

Front

What does 'into' mean in terms of movement?

Back

'Into' means to move from outside to a point inside.

Front

What does 'under' mean in terms of movement?

Back

'Under' means to move below something.

Front

What does 'over' mean in terms of movement?

Back

'Over' means to move above something.

Front

Complete the sentence: You have to walk __________ the street to find the restaurant.

Back

along.

Front

Complete the sentence: The lion moved __________ the fire ring.

Back

through.

Front

Complete the sentence: You have to turn your lights on when you go __________ the tunnel.

Back

through.