Prepositions of direction such as to, on, in, towards, onto, and into are used with verbs of motion to indicate movement from one place to another. An activity is provided to practice using these prepositions of direction by completing sentences with the correct preposition. A link is also included to an additional exercise on prepositions of direction.

1. Prepositions of direction

2. Prepositions of movement or direction are used to
show movement from one place to another. These
prepositions are frequently used with verbs of
motion and are after the verb.

3. To
Anna has returned to her home town

4. On
Apple is on the table

5. In
The boys swimming in the pool

6. Towards
He is walking towards her

7. Onto
John threw his keys onto the table.

8. Into
The dog jumped into the lake

9. Activitie 1: Complete de following senteces with the correct
preposition
Don't go _______your sister's room
We can get _______the bus here
Sofia flew _______Canada.
the plane landed _______ the runway
Johanna got _______ Fred's car
Who is that woman running _______ us
Walk _________ the sea and turn left at the first street
They came _______ the wedding
We went ______the shop on the corner.
The dog got _______the sofa

10. Activitie 2:
 https://owl.english.purdue.edu/exercises/2/14/35