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What is the difference between above
and over ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between above
and over ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
and over ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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The words ‘above’ and ‘over’ are both prepositions and adverbs which are used to describe the position of any person or object and also when we discuss measurements, i.e. a level which is higher than another level on a scale. When something is above something else, i.e. the first thing is directly perpendicular to the latter, then we use over to indicate the position.
On the other hand, when the upper object is not in direct vertical line with the lower object, then we use the word above to describe the location of the object.
She lives in the flat above; you can come over my place.
The boy lifted his hands above to touch the fan over his head.
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They climbed over the fence.
He leaned over to see what I had written.
I knocked over a glass of water.
The baby is learning to roll over.
She moved over to make room for them.
Would you come over here for minute?
I know you have the key. Hand it over, please.
The kite was flying above.
The birds were sitting above on the power lines.
Water was leaking from above.
The books are located on a shelf high above.
Her grades are above average.
The temperature has been above normal for the past couple of weeks.
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- Hindi
why are you climbing over/above the wall
what is use above sentences ? above or over
what is use above sentences ? above or over
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- Hindi
- Hindi
I will work from/since tomorrow.
what we use
what we use
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- Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
- English (US)
‘Since’ offers an unfinished statement. For E.g.
I have been living here since 1998.
It means, ‘I’ have been living and continue to live.
‘From’ offers a finished statement.
For E.g.
I have been living from 1998 till 2008.
‘I’ have been living and completed living in the year 1998. The sentence is covered between two points in time.
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- Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)
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don't worry, take your time to understand 😊
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some says that 'from' is used in future sentences
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'day after day of hot weather'
what did its mean
what did its mean
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