Prepositions of movement in English

• She walked across the road.
• They ran across the field.

• We walked along the beach.
• They drove along the seaside. 

• I ran around the playground.
• He walked around the field. 

• They walked away from the post office.
• He ran away from his mother. 

• He went back to the shop.
• They walked back to the store. 

• They ran down the hill.
• We walked down the stairs.

Entering a location

• She walked into the room.
• They walked into the restaurant. 

• He ran off stage.
• I jumped off a cliff.

• She walked onto the stage.
• He ran onto the boat. 

• They walked out of the cinema.
• I ran out of my room. 

• We ran over the bridge.
• I walked over the cord. 

• They walked past our door.
• I ran past my mother. 

• You ran round the track.
• They walked round the park. 

• They drove through a tunnel.
• The fish swam through a tube. 

• You went to the supermarket.
• They walked to the post office. 

• I ran towards the bus stop.
• He walked towards the supermarket. 

• She walks under the bridge. 
• The cat ran under the table. 

• They walked up the stairs.
• You ran up the hill.