TO: To is used when we have a specific destination in your mind.
Examples: The kitchen is to your left.
TOWARDS: Towards is basically used to show the direction rather than a destination.
Examples: John was running towards me.
THROUGH: Through is basically used to show the movement across something.
Examples: He cut through the tough steak with a knife.
INTO: Into shows the Movement from outside to inside.
Examples: I got into the room.
ACROSS: Across is used to show the movement from one end to other end.
Examples: Mark walked across the road.
OVER: Over is used to show the position of something when it is above something else.
Examples: The Sugar box is over the desk in the kitchen.
ALONG: Along is used to show the movement across the line.
Examples: We were walking along the river.
IN: In is used to show something’s position in relation to place surrounding it.
Examples: I am going have a picnic in the park.
ON: On is used to show something’s position in relation to a surface.
Examples: There was a box of pens on the table.