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Please let me know the difference between "under" and "below" as a preposition.
Please let me know the difference between "under" and "below" as a preposition.
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- English (US)
Hello.
The words "under" and "below" in English have close meanings, nearly the same.
Example:
He is UNDER the roof.
He is BELOW the roof.
These two words can be switched for each other whenever you want. It does not actually matter.
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- English (US)
Hello.
The words "under" and "below" in English have close meanings, nearly the same.
Example:
He is UNDER the roof.
He is BELOW the roof.
These two words can be switched for each other whenever you want. It does not actually matter.
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