Prepositions of Movement: through, across, along, around, past (B1)

The train travels a long tunnel before reaching the city.

We walked the bridge to get to the other side of the river.

She jogged the seafront every morning before work.

The children ran the playground three times.

I drive the school every day on my way to work.

The path leads the forest and comes out near the lake.

The swimmer crossed the lake in under two hours.

They cycled the canal for several kilometres before stopping for lunch.

He walked the bakery and the smell of fresh bread made him stop.

The road goes the hill rather than over it.

He pushed the crowd to get to the front of the queue.

The soldiers crept the wall, keeping out of sight.

Always look both ways before running the road.

The bus goes the cathedral, so you'll recognise the stop.

There was a fallen tree in the path, so we had to go it.