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Titiwangsa Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

A mosquito just flew over me.

A mosquito just flew over me. (In front of my face)
A mosquito just flew over my ear. (besie my ear)

Are they grammatically correct?
  

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They are grammatically correct, but "over me" does not mean "in front of my face", and "over my ear" feels slightly strange ("flew past/by my ear" would be more usual).

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  • They are grammatically correct, but "over me" does not mean "in front of my face", and "over my ear" feels slightly strange ("flew past/by my ear" would be more usual).
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They are grammatically correct, but "over me" does not mean "in front of my face", and "over my ear" feels slightly strange ("flew past/by my ear" would be more usual).
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