Las preposiciones de movimiento

To, from

She is going to Spain

A lot of English words come from Latin

TO

FROM

Into, out of

She jumped into the swimming-pool

I took the watch out of the box

INTO

OUT OF

On, off

She put her feet on the table

Please take your feet off the table

ON

OFF

Up, down

She walked up the mountain

She walked down the mountain

UP

DOWN

Over, under

The plane flew over the mountain

It is unlucky to walk under a ladder

OVER

UNDER

Along, round

I was walking along the road

The new road goes round the village

ALONG

ROUND

Through, across

The bird flew into the room through the window

The dog swam across the river

THROUGH

ACROSS

Past

He walked past me without speaking

PAST

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