In the image posted, what preposition fits best?
A. The boysboy is passing through a house.
B. The boy is passing in front of a house.
C. The boysboy is passing past a house.
Actually what I know about the use of 'through' is that it refers to the move from one side of an object to the other.
As for, 'in front of' I feel it is used in states e.g. the boy is standing in front of a house.
To me, 'past' seems to be the best choice here.
Question: Which one to be used A, B or C?
In the image posted, what preposition fits best?
A. The boys is passing through a house.
B. The boy is passing in front of a house.
C. The boys is passing past a house.
Actually what I know about the use of 'through' is that it refers to the move from one side of an object to the other.
As for, 'in front of' I feel it is used in states e.g. the boy is standing in front of a house.
To me, 'past' seems to be the best choice here.
Question: Which one to be used A, B or C?
In the image posted, what preposition fits best?
A. The boy is passing through a house.
B. The boy is passing in front of a house.
C. The boy is passing past a house.
Actually what I know about the use of 'through' is that it refers to the move from one side of an object to the other.
As for, 'in front of' I feel it is used in states e.g. the boy is standing in front of a house.
To me, 'past' seems to be the best choice here.
Question: Which one to be used A, B or C?
In the image posted, what preposition fits best?
A. The boys is passing through a house.
B. The boy is passing in front of a house.
C. The boys is passing past a house.
Actually what I know about the use of 'through' is that it refers to the move from one side of an object to the other.
As for, 'in front of' I feel it is used in states e.g. the boy is standing in front of a house.
To me, 'past' seems to be the best choice here.
Question: Which one to be used A, B or C?
