Complete the sentences with the correct preposition. use each word from the list once. down around in over through into of example: he walked out of the house and never came back. 1 go _____ the bridge and take the first turning on the left. 2 she came _____ the living room and sat down. 3 you can’t drive_____ the channel tunnel, you have to take your car on the train. 4 they walked ____ the street until they found a good restaurant. 5 come _____! it’s lovely to see you. 6 we went for a long walk _____ the lake.

Here are the completed sentences using each preposition from your list once:

1. Go over the bridge and take the first turning on the left.
2. She came into the living room and sat down.
3. You can’t drive through the channel tunnel, you have to take your car on the train.
4. They walked down the street until they found a good restaurant.
5. Come in! It’s lovely to see you.
6. We went for a long walk around the lake.

Explanation of Usage

• Over: Used for crossing from one side to the other at a higher level (like a bridge).
• Into: Indicates movement toward the inside of a space or container.
• Through: Used for movement from one side of an enclosed or tunnel-like space to the other.
• Down: Often used to describe moving along a path or street, regardless of elevation.
• In: In the context of "Come in," it functions as an adverbial particle meaning to enter a building.
• Around: Indicates movement following the perimeter or circular path of an object (like a lake).

Would you like me to create a short practice quiz with different sentences using these same prepositions?