Cómo usar "across" y "through"

Let’s practice
Across:

• She swam across the river.
• Mario walked across the bridge.
• I saw a boat sailing across the lake.

Through:

• Adam walked through the forest to reach the other side.
• The train traveled through the tunnel.
• I saw a light shining through the window.

**Comparison across vs through:** * "Across" is used for flat, clearly bounded areas (like streets or parks). * "Through" is used for enclosed spaces or areas with an entrance and exit (like tunnels or forests). ### **Activity:**  #### **a) Across:** 1. The children ran across the playground to get to the swings on the other side. 2. She walked across the street carefully, looking both ways before crossing. #### **b) Through:** 1. The hikers walked through the dense forest, following a narrow trail that led to a waterfall. 2. We drove through the tunnel under the mountain, which was an engineering marvel of its time.

**Let's practice** Across: * He swam across the river. * Mario walked across the forest. * She saw a boat sailing across the lake. Through: * Bea walked through the forest to reach the other side. * The train traveled through the street. * I saw a start shining through the window.

### **Clase: Diferencias entre "across" y "through"** ### **Cuándo usar "across":** * **Significado:** Se usa para indicar movimiento a través de una superficie o espacio plano, como cruzar una calle, un río o un campo. Implica un movimiento de un lado a otro. * **Ejemplos:** * The children played across the street. (Los niños jugaron al otro lado de la calle.) * She swam across the river. (Ella nadó al otro lado del río.) ### **Cuándo usar "through":** * **Significado:** Se usa para indicar movimiento a través de un espacio tridimensional, como un túnel, un bosque o una puerta. Implica un movimiento que penetra en algo. * **Ejemplos:** * The train went through the tunnel. (El tren pasó por el túnel.) * He walked through the forest. (Él caminó por el bosque.)

**Cómo usar "across" y "through".** Practice: \- What have you recently walked or run across? I recently walked across a bridge called “Red Bridge” in my city To give some examples of them both. \- My cousin walked across a suspension bridge during his last mountain trip. \- The sunlight came through the window, brightening up the room. \- She traveled across the country by train during her summer vacation. \- The irrigation canal runs through the ranch, dividing it into two parts.

What have you recently walked across or ran across? I walked across the street to buy dinner I walked through a big flower exposition in the park last week She ran across the hallway to give me my pencil. The plane flew across my town. The ball went through the neighbor's window. He ran through the crowded people to find his friend.

Across: * I walked across the city yesterday. * I run across the park in the morning every day. Through: * I'm walking through the peatonal tunnel. * She likes skating through the cars on the street. It's dangerous!

* I walk all the way across the warehouse every day. * Usually, when I forget my house key, I come in through one of the windows.

*I walked throught the dmpty village *Laura walked throught the forest The bus drove throught the tunnel The dog walked across the street The bus drove across the road

Across

• My husband and I walked across the field.
• My son drew a line across the page to his homework

Through

• The bird got in through the window.
• The singner pushed his way through the crowd.

Incorrect. I put my laptop on my table when I work from home.

across

• Nicolas across the sea by boat
  andray

• ran across the skating rink

• ran across the skating field

THROUGH

• YOU CAN GO ON YOUR BIKE THROUGH THE PARK

To get to work i have to get Across the river You save time if you goThrough the tunnel

Across:

• I walked across the park to get to the restaurant on Sunday
  Through
• I saw the sunrise through the window

I have to across one bus station to get to my University

In my town, there's a mountain. I walked acrosd the mountain in 3 hours