

English in a Minute:5 ways to use 'over'
Aug 28, 2024
Discover the versatile word 'over' and its multiple meanings. The discussion highlights its use in contexts like height, coverage, and movement. Examples bring life to how 'over' can convey value and completion. By the end, you'll be inspired to sprinkle this word into your daily conversations! Embrace the richness of English vocabulary with practical insights.
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'Over' Indicating Higher Position
- The preposition 'over' has multiple uses in English.
- One use signifies a higher position relative to something else, whether moving or stationary.
'Over' Meaning 'Cover'
- 'Over' can also mean 'cover'.
- An example is, 'I put a blanket over the presents to hide them.'
'Over' with Verbs of Falling
- When combined with verbs like fall, roll, and trip, 'over' signifies falling down.
- For example, 'She fell over and hurt her knee.'