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Prepositions of Places and Direction - Set 2
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Out of
The preposition indicates a motion towards the outside of something
Through
The preposition indicates a motion in the middle of something
Across
The preposition means going to the other side of a river or road or something straight
Beside
The preposition means at the side of or next to something
In front of
The preposition indicates a position facing someone or something
Behind
It is opposite of 'in front of'
Towards
The preposition indicates a motion in the direction of something literary or metaphorically
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