Prepositions Of Movement

The correct answer to the question 'LATER' is 'OPPOSITE' because 'LATER' is the opposite of 'SOONER', 'TOMORROW', and 'EARLIER'.

The correct answer 'Through' implies proceeding or progressing in a particular direction, indicating movement towards the destination. 'After', 'Before', and 'Now' do not accurately describe the timing or method of reaching the destination.

In the dictionary, the word 'BETWEEN' is alphabetically located between 'BEFORE' and 'AFTER'.

The correct answer 'INTO' is a synonym of 'LATER', meaning something that will happen or be done at a subsequent time. The incorrect answers - 'SOON', 'EARLIER', and 'BEHIND' - do not have the same meaning as 'LATER'.

The correct translation of the Spanish word 'LATER' is 'LATER', all other options are incorrect translations.

The correct spelling of the word is 'LATERLATER', all the incorrect answers provided have variations or misspellings that do not match the original word.

The word 'LATER' signifies a comparative time frame after the current moment, making it the opposite of 'EARLIER'. 'BEFORE', 'SOONER', and 'PAST' do not directly convey the opposite of 'EARLIER'.

The correct antonym of 'EARLY' is 'LATER' as it refers to a point in time that is after the current moment or the previously mentioned time.

The correct answer is 'LATER' as it implies meeting at a subsequent time. The other options do not convey the same meaning.