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Prepositions used to indicate location Examples I am going to the theatre tonight. I am driving towards the cinema. I will drop by your house this evening. I walked past the bakery shop. Rules The basic preposition of direction is "to". "To" signifies orientation toward a goal. When the goal is physical, such as a destination, "to" implies movement in the direction of the goal "Toward" suggests movement in a general direction, without necessarily arriving at a destination. "Into" means movement toward the interior of a volume. "By" means someone or something moving past without stopping. "Past" means moving in a direction so as to pass by. You can also use these prepositions: AMONG, BETWEEN, BESIDE, IN FRONT OF, BEHIND, NEXT TO, WITH, and IN THE MIDDLE OF.
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