Level 7 Adults Tuesdays / Thursdays

PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT

 1. We walked UP/DOWN/OVER to the top of the mountain and then I cycled THROUGH/DOWN/UP to the bottom.

 2. We both jumped UP/DOWN/INTO the swimming pool at the same time.

 3. When I finished high school I drove ACROSS/DOWN/OVER Europe in a caravan with two of my friends.  

 4. In some countries it's considered unlucky to walk THROUGH/DOWN/OVER a ladder.

 5. The athletes ran AROUND/OFF/UP the track for 1 hour.

 6. You must always wear a helmet when you cycle in case you fall UNDER/OFF/INTO the bike. 

 7. The first person to swim AROUND/OVER/ACROSS the English Channel was Mathew Webb, in 1875.

 8. He broke his ankle when he was trying to jump OVER/OFF/UNDER a hump in his street.

 9.Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese sailor who sailed OFF/AROUND/OVER the world in the 16th Century.

 10. In PE classes we have to climb THROUGH/ACROSS/UP a rope in 20 seconds.

 11. He was skiing DOWN/UNDER/AROUND the hill when he had the accident. 

 12. I don't kike  base jumping. It's dangerous to jump UP/OFF/THROUGH a building even if you have a parachute.

 13. Stunt motorcyclists sometimes jump OVER/UNDER/ACROSS cars or even buses.

 14. The boat sailed OUT OF/UNDER/ALONG  the river up to the sea.

 15. Get OUT OF/UP/ALONG of the car now! I have to take you to school.

 16. Drivers in the Paris-Dakar drive DOWN/ACROSS/OUT OF the Sahara desert.

 17. Our class walked ON/DOWN/THROUGH a beautiful forest during our last school trip.

 18. If you are afraid of heights don't look DOWN/THROUGH/ON when you are climbing the mountain.

 19. The teacher walked INTO/THROUGH/UP the class, so we stopped talking and sat down.

 20. If I walk IN/THROUGH/OVER  that door, I will never come back.