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Unit
1 1 0 up, over, through etc.
to
O Jane is going to France next week.
O W e walked from the hotel to the station.
O A lot o f English words com e from Latin.
from
Iinto (in)
O W e jum p ed into the water.
O A man cam e out of the house and got
into a car.
O W h y are you looking out of the wind o w ?
O I took the old batteries out of the radio.
W e say put som ething in ... (n o t usu ally into):
O I put new batteries in the radio.
out of
on
O
O
Don't put yo ur feet on the table.
Please take yo ur feet off the table.
O I'm going to hang som e pictures on the wall.
O Be careful! Don't fall off yo ur bike.
O W e got on the bus in Princes Street.
c v
off
\ u p |
O W e walked up the hill to the house.
O Be careful! Don't fall down the stairs.
^ o w n |
over
O The plane flew over the m ountains.
O I jum p ed over the wall into the garden.
O Som e people say it is unlucky to walk under
a ladder.
O A bird flew into the room through a
w ind o w .
O The old road goes through the village.
O The new road goes round the village.
O The bus stop is just round the corner.
O
I walked round the town and took
som e photographs.
You can also use around (= round):
O W e walked around the town.
round
round the town
along
O I was walking along the road w ith m y dog.
O Let's go for a w alk along the river.
O The dog swam across the river.
past
O They walked past m e w it h o u t speaking.
O a: Excuse me, how do I get to the hospital?
b: Go along this road, past the cinema,
under the bridge and the hospital is on
the left.
cinem a
h o sp it al
bridge
( get in/ on etc. Unit 56 in/ on Units 106- 107 to Unit 108 fall off / run away etc. Unit 114 )