Fill in the blanks with across, over, through and in.
Across and over can both mean on or to the other side of a road, river, bridge etc.
Over can mean to the other side of something high.
Across is used to talk about movement in two-dimensional spaces.
Through is used to talk about movement in three-dimensional spaces where we have things on all sides.
To see through is to understand the true intentions.
#1. They live ……………………. the road
Across and over can both mean on or to the other side of a road, river, bridge etc.
#2. We jumped ………………………… the stream.
#3. The wall was too high. I could not climb …………………………. it.
Over can mean to the other side of something high.
#4. We drove ……………………………. the plains.
Across is used to talk about movement in two-dimensional spaces.
#5. The boy fell ………………………… a hole.
Through is used to talk about movement in three-dimensional spaces where we have things on all sides.
#6. The cat jumped out ……………………….. the open window.
#7. The mother admonished the child for running …………………………. the road.
#8. We drove …………………………. towns and cities.
#9. I went for a walk ……………………….. the park.
#10. Criminals often slip ………………………. the security-checks.
#11. The children ran …………………………………… the playground.
#12. I couldn’t see ……………………………. his schemes.
To see through is to understand the true intentions.
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