Question

The smoke from the fire went ………… the sky. (into/over/onto)

Answer 1

Answer:

Over.

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Answer 2

The smoke from the fire went into the sky.

• A term that precedes a noun or a pronoun is known as a preposition
• It clarifies their connection to one another.
• For example - Rose sat on the chair, or The book belongs to Roy.
• In most of the contexts, when it is talked about being outside, the preposition used is either In or into.
• In the given sentence, the smoke from the fire is travelling outside.
• Thus, the correct sentence is - The smoke from the fire went into the sky.

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