The cat jumped ___ the windowsill. A. onto B. into C. through D. across Explanation: Onto shows movement to a surface.
She poured the juice ___ a glass. A. on B. into C. through D. across Explanation: Into shows movement to the inside of a container.
They went ___ the museum after lunch. A. into B. through C. to D. from Explanation: We use it for movement toward a destination.
The courier came straight ___ the gate. A. into B. across C. through D. over Explanation: Through is used for movement from one side to the other.
He climbed ___ the wall and dropped into the yard. A. over B. through C. across D. into Explanation: Over shows movement above and across something.
The hikers moved ___ the forest in silence. A. across B. through C. onto D. to Explanation: Through means moving within and out of something.
She drove ___ Chicago to Detroit overnight. A. to B. from C. through D. into Explanation: From marks the starting point of movement.
Please step ___ the platform carefully. A. on B. into C. onto D. through Explanation: Onto shows movement to a surface.
The child ran ___ the house when it started raining. A. into B. onto C. through D. across Explanation: Into shows movement from outside to inside.
We walked ___ the bridge before sunset. A. through B. over C. across D. into Explanation: Across means from one side to the other.