The dog ran ___ the children and hid behind the shed. A. into B. from C. to D. through Explanation: From the marks' movement away from a starting point.
The speaker walked ___ the stage with confidence. A. through B. over C. onto D. across Explanation: Onto shows movement to the surface of the stage.
We stepped ___ the office just as the phone rang. A. onto B. through C. across D. into Explanation: The " into " shows entry from outside to inside.
The bird flew ___ the fence and landed near us. A. through B. over C. across D. into Explanation: Over shows movement above an obstacle.
She moved the files ___ her bag. A. on B. across C. into D. through Explanation: Into shows movement to the inside of something.
The children ran ___ the field toward the barn. A. across B. into C. onto D. through Explanation: Across means from one side of an open area to the other.
The audience hurried ___ the exits after the show. A. through B. into C. from D. to Explanation: We use it for movement toward the exits.
He took a coin ___ his pocket. A. into B. from C. across D. onto Explanation: From marks the place where movement starts.
The train passed ___ the tunnel at high speed. A. over B. through C. across D. onto Explanation: Through is used for movement inside something enclosed.
We swam ___ the river because the bridge was closed. A. through B. over C. across D. into Explanation: Across means from one side of a river to the other.