what is difference between across and through
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⭐"Walk through the tunnel" means to enter the tunnel on one end and emerge out the other end.
⭐"Walk across the tunnel" could mean the same thing, but only if the context establishes that. It could also mean to enter the tunnel through a side entrance, and exit out another side entrance (i.e. the short way, not the long way); or it could mean to go across the top of the tunnel (e.g. if it's underground and the road goes over it); or variations on those themes.
⭐In general, "through" implies entering the middle of something and then going out the other side, whereas "across" implies crossing the middle, but not necessarily going in the thing you're crossing
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Across- for the special uses of across in phrasal verbs,look at entries for the verbs .For example come across WHILE Through - For the special uses of through in phrasal verbs, look at the entries for the verbs. For example get through sth
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