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Prepositions on movement

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raviflat105
 
Reply Wed 6 Jan, 2016 12:30 am
Hi Team,

I am getting confuse between below 2 sentences.

Go over there and catch the ball.
Go to there and catch the ball.

Both To and Over prepositions used to express movement. How to use this correctly ?

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