Over vs. Above: How They Differ in English.
Do you ever need help remembering the difference between "above" and "over?"
In this video, we'll explore the difference between "above" and "over" in English.
"Above" is used to describe something higher than something else, while "over" is used to describe something more than what is required.
However, in the examples we will be looking at, "over" describes something that moves at a higher point than something else.
You might say, "I saw Superman fly over the Eiffel Tower. Suddenly, he stopped and just hovered above the tower!
After watching this video, you'll be able to use these words confidently and accurately!
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