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If you mean a sentence containing the word 'across', then it has several meanings which determine how it can be used.
Preposition : to or on the other side. He walked across the road.
Preposition : from one side to the other. The bridge stretched across the river.
Preposition : at an angle, He had deep cuts across his legs.
In the above three cases across can also be regarded as an adverb.
It can also relate to a crossword clue or answer. I finished nine across.
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