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Expert English 2.0
	Topic: Prepositions of Movement
	Objectives: By the end of the lesson, you should be able use in correct way the prepositions of time to refer the correspondent time.
	By: Osvaldo Tivane Quives
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	Prepositions of Movement describe how things and people move toward the permanent objects.
	Prepositions of Movement: “Down, Up, Out of, Into, Toward, Away, Past, Over, Onto, Off, Around, Under, Along, Across, Through.”
Down = used to indicate what is on the ground when we have top side.
e.g: The Tennis ball is down the car.
Up = used to indicate something above somewhere.
e.g: The cat is up the house.
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Out of = preposition used to describe a movement of abandoning a place.
e.g: The car is getting out of the garage.
Into = is a preposition of movement used to describe the entrance in certain place.
e.g: The ball jumped into the box. 
Toward = preposition used to describe movement of going frontally to somewhere.
e.g: A taxi driver was driving fast toward the tree.
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Away = preposition used to describe a movement of abandoning an opened place.
e.g: The dog is getting away of our face.
Past = is used to describe movement of moving and not stop in certain place.
e.g: She pasts near my house she goes to school.
Over = used to describe movement o passing by top space.
e.g: He kicked the ball over my head when we were playing football.
Onto = we use to describe movement of jumping and get into somewhere.
e.g: The Tennis ball jumped onto the box.
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Around = used to describe circular movement in a certain place.
e.g.: The cat is moving ball around the box.
Along = describes a movement of walking in the straight way.
e.g.: Turn left and go along Joaquim Chissano Avenue.
Across = used to describe a movement of going to other side of road.
e.g.: The children are running across the street.
Through = used to describe a movement of moving inside a place.
e.g.: When you get in Zimpeto just go through the bridge to get in Marracuene.
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Exercises:
1. Write down two sentences for each preposition.
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	Thank you for your attention.
	Have a nice practice.
	Have a nice day.
	“The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not be in want.” Psalm 23
	By: Mr. Osvaldo Tivane Quives