This article delves into the various ways you can use "through" for space and location with examples.
"Through" generally implies a movement or extension from one point to another, often within or between defined or enclosed spaces.
Olivia is driving through the city.
The train went through the tunnel.
It can also specify the medium or context in which movement is happening.
We traveled through dense fog.
The needle passed through the fabric.
"Through" can also be used to indicate exiting an enclosed space.
James jumped through the window.
The bullet went through the wall.
Additionally, it can be used to indicate a starting and stopping point in a journey or task, often implying completion.
Alice read through the entire book.
They hiked through the entire forest.
