How to Use "Through" with Example Sentences

through (prep): in one side and out the other; between; around; from the beginning to the end; by the way of

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Example sentences:

"The bullet went through the wall."

"He walked through the door."

"We walked through the corn field."

"We made our way through the maze."

"My friends and I drove through the state."

"We passed through my hometown."

"Summer school goes from June through August."

"I heard about the program through a friend."

through (adv): from one side to another; completely; from the beginning to the end

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Used with verbs:

"We put up a fence, but our dog managed to squeeze through to the other side."
(squeeze, wiggle, get, dig)

"Did you read the article through?"
(read, skim, scan)

"Let us through."
(Let, allow)

"The ink went completely through."
(went, soaked, stained, marked)

"How are we going to get through?"
(get, make it)

"Did it come through?"
(come, go)

through (adj): finished

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Example sentences:

"I am through with this relationship!"

"We are finally through with this project."

"Are you through with the shower yet?"

"I don't live on a through street."

"He's not through with his lecture yet."