alleryStart learning →Which sentence says that she actually reached the fence?
AShe ran towards the fence.
BShe ran away from the fence.
CShe ran near the fence.
DShe ran to the fence.
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. She ran to the fence.
To implies movement all the way to the end point, while towards does not.
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