6. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
Around
Around means surrounding, or on the edge of
They are sitting AROUND the table
She is wearing a scarf AROUND her neck
Parents should always walk AROUND their car first
12. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
From
From means where something or someone started from
The opposite of FROM is to
I walked FROM my hotel to the beach
We come FROM Scotland
Pai is 98 kms FROM Chiang Mai
13. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
From
From means where something or someone started from
The opposite of FROM is to
The juice is made FROM pineapples
Take clothes FROM a closet
When you have a sickness, disease, you suffer FROM it
16. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
Out
Out is the opposite of in
Out means when someone, something moves away from the inside
The popcorn is falling OUT of the bag
But OUT has other meanings
To ask someone OUT is to date them. This is romantic.
Out = can be seen
The stars are out tonight
19. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
Over
Over can be a preposition of time or direction
Direction: Go over is to go from one side to the other in an above place
The train is going OVER the bridge
The man is climbing OVER the wall
OVER the summer, from March to June, I stayed in
Hua Hin
23. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
Through
To go from one end to another of something low and narrow
But, through can be used in many ways
Work THROUGH the night Go THROUGH the files
Meet THROUGH a friend?
24. Prepositions
Prepositions of Direction
To
Means to travel in the direction of, towards
The train is going TO Bangkok The children are going TO their home
Talk TO you Send a message TO you Call TO you