“He walked through the bridge.”
Prepositions Entry 353 / 1605 60-second read
Through vs. Across
Through = inside path, Across = surface path.
The comparisoni
“He walked across the bridge.”
The ruleii
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Through = INSIDE (walk through door).
'Through' means passing inside, 'across' means moving on/over surface.
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
Through = INSIDE (walk through door). Across = SIDE TO SIDE (walk across street).