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PREPOSITIONS in English: under, below, beneath, underneath
There are many prepositions in English that seem to have the same meaning. But there are sometimes very important differences. For instance, have you noticed that the prepositionunderneath contains the prefix under? So do the two words mean the same thing? No! There are differences in the way we use these prepositions. In today’s class, we’ll look at the differences and uses of the prepositions under, below, beneath, and underneath. By the end of the video, you will know when and how to use them when referring to the location of things.
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