example
| across
| They go across the USA, so they go from New York To Los Angeles.
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| along
| You walk along the road, so the trees are still on your left.
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| around
| She turned around, so she look at everything in front of
her, behind her and on left and right.
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| at
| I was at school, because I had lessons.
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| behind
| I stand behind John, so I can't see Mary.
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| between |
Alec sits between Ann and Sue, so he has Ann on the left
and Sue on the right.
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| by
| The house was standing by a river. It was near the river.
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| from
| Nick took an apple from the kitchen, so he was in the kitchen,
took the apple and got out the kitchen.
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| in
| A tiger in the cage, so it can't get out.
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| in front of
| Car was parked in front of the shop, so near the door.
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| off
| He got off the bus so he was in the bus and went out.
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| on
| Their ship is on the sea, because they are sailing.
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| over
| He's over the house, so he can see the roof.
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| to
| Mollie went to the shop, so she was standing somewhere
and then get in the shop.
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| under
| Ann is under the car, so she can see oil-bowl.
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