Fiche 3 — into, onto, through, across, towards
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Une regle essentielle : les prepositions in, on decrivent une position statique, tandis que into, onto marquent un mouvement. Cette distinction est cruciale pour parler naturellement.
| Position (statique) | Mouvement (dynamique) |
|---|---|
| She is in the room. | She walked into the room. |
| The cat is on the table. | The cat jumped onto the table. |
| He is at the park. | He went to the park. |
| Preposition | Sens | Exemple |
|---|---|---|
| to | vers une destination | I'm going to work. |
| into | vers l'interieur | She stepped into the car. |
| onto | sur (mouvement) | He climbed onto the roof. |
| out of | hors de | Get out of the pool. |
| through | a travers | Walk through the forest. |
| across | d'un cote a l'autre | Swim across the river. |
| along | le long de | Walk along the beach. |
| towards | en direction de | Run towards the finish. |
| away from | loin de | Move away from the fire. |
| past | devant (en passant) | Drive past the church. |
| Preposition | Sens | Exemple |
|---|---|---|
| up | vers le haut | Climb up the stairs. |
| down | vers le bas | Go down the hill. |
| around | autour de | Walk around the lake. |
| over | par-dessus | Jump over the wall. |