Basic Movement (To, From, Towards)

🔹 Introduction

These prepositions show basic direction of movement.

👉 They answer:

  • Where are you going?
  • Where are you coming from?

🔴 1. TO = Movement to a place

👉 Use “to” when someone moves from one place to another place

🧠 Easy Idea:

👉 TO = destination (kahan ja rahe ho)

✅ Examples:

  • She is going to school
  • He walked to the market
  • We are traveling to Karachi

🔵 2. FROM = Starting point

👉 Use “from” to show where the movement starts

🧠 Easy Idea:

👉 FROM = starting place (kahan se aaye)

✅ Examples:

  • She came from Lahore
  • He returned from the office
  • I got this gift from my friend

🟢 3. TOWARDS = Direction (not exact place)

👉 Use “towards” when something moves in the direction of something, but may not reach it

🧠 Easy Idea:

👉 TOWARDS = direction (us taraf ja rahe ho)

✅ Examples:

  • The dog ran towards me
  • She walked towards the door
  • He moved towards the bus stop

🎯 Quick Comparison

  • to → exact place (I am going to school)
  • from → starting point (I came from school)
  • towards → direction only (I walked towards school)

🧠 Golden Rule

👉 TO = destination
👉 FROM = starting point
👉 TOWARDS = direction (not exact)

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