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To - In the direction - We went to Prague last year.
Into of - I go to bed at ten.
- Shall we go into the garden?
Towards - Bed
Onto - She stood up and walked towards
From - Towards the him.

inside or - I slipped as I stepped onto the
platform.
middle of
- What time does the flight from
something and Amsterdam arrive?

about to be

contained,

surrounded or

enclosed by it

- In the direction
of, or closer to
someone or
something

- Used to show
movement into
or on a
particular place

- used to show
the place where
someone or
something
starts:

3) Other Prepositions

Preposition Explanation Example
- "Where
From - Used to show the origin of are you from?"

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