Prepositions of Movement in English - Visual Vocabulary Lesson

This video tutorial covers prepositions of movement in English, such as 'around', 'past', 'towards', 'through', and more. It explains their meanings and usage with examples, helping learners understand how to use these prepositions in different contexts. The video also promotes the Oxford Online English website, offering personalized classes and resources for English learners.

What does the preposition 'around' signify when used in a sentence?

• Moving in a circle or in different directions

• Moving in a straight line

• Moving towards a destination

• Moving from one side to another

Which preposition would you use to describe movement parallel to something?

• Around

• Under

• Over

• Along

What is the main difference between 'under' and 'below'?

• Both mean the same

• 'Under' is used for movement, 'below' is for static position

• 'Under' is for static position, 'below' is for movement

• Neither is used for movement

When should you use 'across' instead of 'through'?

• When moving towards a destination

• When moving into and out of something

• When moving from one side to another in open spaces

• When moving in a circle

What does 'towards' indicate in terms of movement?

• Moving parallel to something

• Approaching or getting closer to something

• Moving in a circle

• Moving away from something

What is the opposite of 'into' when referring to entering a space?

• Out of

• Past

• Up

• Down

Which preposition would you use to describe moving past a location?

• Down

• Up

• Past

• Into