Question

Abroad Adjectives and adverbs Abroad means ‘in/to a foreign country’. We use abroad as an adverb in phrases such as go abroad and live abroad. From is the only preposition that is used before abroad:They are not going abroad for their holiday this year.Not: They are not going to abroad …She’d love to live abroad for a few years.Not: She’d love to live in abroad …Most of the goods are imported from abroad.

Accepted Answer

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/abroad adverbs of place and movement

Topic	Abroad
Source	https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/abroad
Section	Adjectives and adverbs
SubSection	adverbs of place and movement
Content	Abroad means ‘in/to a foreign country’. We use abroad as an adverb in phrases such as go abroad and live abroad. From is the only preposition that is used before abroad: They are not going abroad* for their holiday this year.* Not: ~~They are not going to abroad~~ … She’d love to live abroad* for a few years.* Not: ~~She’d love to live in abroad~~ … Most of the goods are imported from abroad.

Abroad Live Adverbs She’d Love Adjectives Place Movement