Prepositions of Movement and Location

The video tutorial explains various prepositions of movement, providing examples for each. It covers prepositions like 'up', 'down', 'along', 'across', 'onto', 'off', 'toward', 'past', 'away from', 'through', 'into', 'out', 'over', and 'under'. Each preposition is demonstrated with a simple sentence to illustrate its use in describing movement or direction.

What preposition is used to describe the action of moving to a higher level on stairs?

• down

• along

• up

• across

Which preposition describes the action of descending stairs?

• up

• over

• under

• down

If someone is walking beside a street, which preposition describes their movement?

• out

• into

• along

• across

Which preposition is used when moving from one side of the street to the other?

• along

• across

• down

• up

What preposition describes the action of jumping onto a box?

• through

• onto

• off

• under

Which preposition is used when an object falls from a box?

• over

• off

• under

• onto

What preposition describes the movement towards a box?

• away from

• toward

• past

• through

Which preposition is used when an object moves past a box?

• past

• away from

• into

• toward

What preposition describes the movement away from a box?

• toward

• over

• away from

• through

Which preposition is used when an object passes through a box?

• through

• out

• into

• over