Presentcontinuous+ Prepositions Of Movement
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This document provides examples of prepositions used to indicate movement or direction. It lists common verbs like climb, walk, slide, get, ride, run, and swim followed by a preposition like over, out of, into, down, off, on, up, through, around, under, away from, past to illustrate how the preposition modifies the verb to specify the direction or path of movement. For example, "He's climbing over the mine" or "She's running through the forest".
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Presentcontinuous+ Prepositions Of Movement
- 1. PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT English Alive 3 – unit 4
- 2. What are they doing?
- 3. He / climb / the mine.
- 4. He’s climbing over the mine.
- 5. He / walk / the mine.
- 6. He’s walking out of the mine.
- 7. He / walk / the mine.
- 8. He’s walking into the mine.
- 9. He / slide / the mine.
- 10. He’s sliding down the mine.
- 11. He / get / the plane.
- 12. He’s getting off the plane.
- 13. He / get / the plane.
- 14. He’s getting on the plane.
- 15. He / ride / the hill.
- 16. He’s riding up the hill.
- 17. He / ride / the hill.
- 18. He’s riding toward the hill.
- 19. She / run / the forest.
- 20. She’s running through the forest.
- 21. He / run / the bridge.
- 22. He’s running over the bridge.
- 23. He / swim / the shark.
- 24. He’s swimming around the shark.
- 25. He / swim / the shark.
- 26. He’s swimming under the shark.
- 27. He / swim / the shark.
- 28. He’s swimming away from the shark.
- 29. He / swim / the shark.
- 30. He’s swimming over the shark.
- 31. He / swim / the shark.
- 32. He’s swimming past the shark.