Prepositions of Place exercises — Set 4: Movement Prepositions: Into, Through, Across & More (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 12 min
The dog ran the house when I opened the door.
We walked the bridge to the other side of the river.
She climbed the ladder carefully.
The children ran the park without going in. They didn't have time to play.
He jumped the swimming pool with a big splash.
The train goes a long tunnel before reaching the city.
She walked the path until she reached the lake.
The cat jumped the table and knocked over the vase.
He got the car and walked into the shop.
Be careful when you walk the stairs. Hold the rail.
The bird flew the cage. It's gone now.
He was walking me from the other end of the corridor, so I waved at him.
The children ran the street to the playground on the other side without looking.
She took the books the shelf and put them in a box.
We drove the town centre, passing shops and cafés, on our way to work.
The boy ran the angry dog as fast as he could.
She fell her bicycle and hurt her knee.
We hiked the mountain and enjoyed the view from the top.
The river flows the valley and out to the open plain beyond.
She stepped the puddle to avoid getting her shoes wet.
Prepositions of Place exercises online (Worksheet)
Learn prepositions that describe movement and direction. Practise into, out of, onto, off, through, across, along, past, towards, away from, up and down.