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Direction Preposition
 
 
 
 
Direction Preposition

In this lesson you will learn the definition of a direction preposition and study examples of direction prepositions.
Direction Preposition Definition
  • A direction preposition is a word used to show movement from one place to another
Direction Preposition Examples
  • She is going to the shopping center.
  • The rocket traveled through space.
  • The tour group walked across the street.
  • They brought the luggage into the room.
  • They walked around the shopping center.
  • He walked up the stairs.
  • He walked down the stairs.
 
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