To, towards, from, by
Which is the difference between to and towards, and between from and by?
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I have seen it just now. Thank you very much Maureen. I am going to think for the lesson as I have other booked lessons. But you are kind!
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Towards is usually associated with movement such as "I am walking towards the shop", you are then emphasising the direction. From is the same as Italian "da" but 'by' usually means beside. For example "I'm walking by the river" also means "I'm walking beside/alongside the river". I can cover these words in lessons & compare with Italian because their usage varies between the two languages.
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