Adverbials Of Direction
We use prepositions to talk about direction:
She ran out of the house.
Walk past the bank and keep going to the end of the street.
We use adverbs and adverb phrases for both location and direction:
I would love to see Paris. I've never been there. place
We're going to Paris. We fly there tomorrow. direction
The bedroom is upstairs. place
He ran upstairs to the bedroom. direction
We often have adverbials of direction or location at the end of a clause:
his is the room we have our meals in.
Be careful you don't let the cat out.
There were only a few people around.
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across
onto
along
onto
along
out of
back
past
back
past
back to
through
down
through
down
to
into
towards
into
towards
She ran out of the house.
Walk past the bank and keep going to the end of the street.
We use adverbs and adverb phrases for both location and direction:
everywhere
anywhere
somewhere
nowhere
abroad
anywhere
somewhere
nowhere
abroad
away
here
there
indoors
outdoors
here
there
indoors
outdoors
inside
outside
upstairs
downstairs
up
outside
upstairs
downstairs
up
down
home
back
in
out
home
back
in
out
I would love to see Paris. I've never been there. place
We're going to Paris. We fly there tomorrow. direction
The bedroom is upstairs. place
He ran upstairs to the bedroom. direction
We often have adverbials of direction or location at the end of a clause:
his is the room we have our meals in.
Be careful you don't let the cat out.
There were only a few people around.
More Lessons ☛ Here