An English question

In my opinion the correct reply is D (over), but I would ask the opinion of an English speaker, may be @asylum could help here.

My answer would be " over" cause if you say across i think it would mean the bridge is on the other side of the river, " above" means the bridge is flying above the river, through would mean the bridge is penetrating the water now you have to pay me for my opinion

Both 'across' and 'over' may be correct. Actually, only 'through' is definitely incorrect. 'Across' would be preferred if you were describing a route from A to B which crossed the river; 'over' would usually be preferred if you were describing the river itself and the scenery around it and were not concerned with a journey by road so much. However, 'across' may also be used to mean 'on the other side of' (as in 'across the street'), so I think that 'over' is the required answer here. There are possible occasions when one might say 'There is a bridge above the river' but I think that that usage would be too advanced for an elementary student's homework! It would be used if you were using other prepositions in relation to the river in the same passage and would usually imply that the bridge was quite high above the river (if, for example, the bridge spanned a gorge and the river was not the main thing that the bridge crossed). The only crossing point through a river would be a ford!

Hehehe you are correct friend bridge over troubled water.

I would say across the river sounds better.

I would think the teacher like looking for D but A, C and D are correct but then again C is what I would choose. Hmmmm that is good one.

I think A, C and D. It depends the location of the bridge and the bodies of water.

I vote for "over" the bridge.

The bridge is over the river. I remember a song which Elvis Presly sung called: "The bridge over the troubled water".

I think is D, over the river

I think it's over the river.. or could it be above? Not sure

By the grammatical question, I would say that the correct one is the letter "C".

Over.

@youless C is correct answer. I don't think D is grammatically correct, but both are confusingly close options.

It depends on the action in the sentence. Here is something that might help.

We cross over the bridge and so you can safely go for 'over'

I vote for "over" @youless .

My choice would be 'D' but it is a bit debatable.

I love that song. One of my fav6. I would choose D as the right answer.

What was the correct answer???