Prepositions of direction show us to where or in which direction something moves.
Here are some of the most common:
above - higher relative to something else
across - from one side to the other side
after - one follows the other
along - in a line; from one point to another
around - in a circular way
at - indicates a particular point
behind - at the back of
below - lower relative to something else
beside - next to
close to – near
through - from one point to the next
toward - in the direction of
up - from low to high
down - from high to low
between - in the space separating two things
under - below something
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Prepositions of place and direction
Prepositions of direction show us to where or in which direction something moves.
Here are some of the most common:
above - higher relative to something else
across - from one side to the other side
after - one follows the other
along - in a line; from one point to another
around - in a circular way
at - indicates a particular point
behind - at the back of
below - lower relative to something else
beside - next to
close to – near
through - from one point to the next
toward - in the direction of
up - from low to high
down - from high to low
between - in the space separating two things
under - below something