Lec11 Prepositions of Location, Direction or Movement & Spatial Relationship | NTHP | STHP | SEO

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Above Used to indicate a higher level without implying contact, or signifies superiority or excess in quantity. For example, "Do they live in that chalet above the village?". Over Can imply contact, movement, or being directly superior to something, and it's also often used with numerals to denote more than a certain amount. For example, "They made her comfortable and put a blanket over her". The main difference between "above" and "over" is that "above" indicates a higher position without implying contact, while "over" can imply contact, movement, or being directly superior to something Here are some other differences between "above" and "over": Static vs movement "Above" is typically used for static or stationary objects, whereas "over" is often used for movement or actions across objects. Vertical vs horizontal "Above" relates to vertical or hierarchical placement, while "over" relates to horizontal or surface placement. Idiomatic expressions "Above" is used in idiomatic expressions like "above all," while "over" is used in idiomatic expressions like "over the moon". ~Philanthropist NK 🙂🙃!

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Above Used to indicate a higher level without implying contact, or signifies superiority or excess in quantity. For example, "Do they live in that chalet above the village?". Over Can imply contact, movement, or being directly superior to something, and it's also often used with numerals to denote more than a certain amount. For example, "They made her comfortable and put a blanket over her". The main difference between "above" and "over" is that "above" indicates a higher position without implying contact, while "over" can imply contact, movement, or being directly superior to something Here are some other differences between "above" and "over": Static vs movement "Above" is typically used for static or stationary objects, whereas "over" is often used for movement or actions across objects. Vertical vs horizontal "Above" relates to vertical or hierarchical placement, while "over" relates to horizontal or surface placement. Idiomatic expressions "Above" is used in idiomatic expressions like "above all," while "over" is used in idiomatic expressions like "over the moon". ~Philanthropist NK 🙂🙃!

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