Adverbs of Time and Place - Adverbs of Enclosed Areas
These adverbs show the location or position of something relative to an enclosed area such as a room or building. They include "in", "out", "upstairs", etc.
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in
[Adverb]
into or inside of a place, object, or area
Ex: She stepped in from the rain and shook off her umbrella.
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inside
[Adverb]
in or into a room, building, etc.
Ex: The children gathered inside the classroom for the lesson.
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in or into the interior of a building, space, or enclosure
Ex: We stayed within to escape the cold.
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outdoors
[Adverb]
not inside a building or enclosed space
Ex: After dinner, we decided to eat dessert outdoors under the stars.
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home
[Adverb]
to, at, or toward the place where one lives
Ex: She walked home after a long day at work.
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at home
[Adverb]
in the place where one lives
Ex: She planned to stay at home and rest after the long trip.
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aboard
[Adverb]
on or into a vehicle such as a bus, train, plane, etc.
Ex: The passengers were already aboard when the train left the station.
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upstairs
[Adverb]
on or toward a higher part of a building
Ex: I prefer to sleep upstairs in the loft rather than downstairs.
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downstairs
[Adverb]
on or toward a lower part of a building, particularly the first floor
Ex: I left my bag downstairs in the entryway.
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next door
[Adverb]
in or to the room or building that is directly beside or nearby
Ex: She went next door to borrow some sugar for the recipe.
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onstage
[Adverb]
on or onto the stage where the audience can see
Ex: She walked onstage to a burst of applause from the crowd.
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