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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
English prepositions
what is difference between " in" and "inside?
what is difference between "under" and "below"?
what is difference between "under" and "below"?
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When we use "in", usually we refer to a bigger area. For example : in my school, in Singapore,etc. It doesn't necessarily have to be in a closed space.
- When we use "in", usually we refer to a bigger area.
- For example : in my school, in Singapore,etc.
- It doesn't necessarily have to be in a closed space.
- We use 'Inside' to show where something is, usually in a closed space.
- For example : inside the house, inside my wallet,etc.
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When we use "in", usually we refer to a bigger area. For example : in my school, in Singapore,etc. It doesn't necessarily have to be in a closed space.
We use 'Inside' to show where something is, usually in a closed space. For example : inside the house, inside my wallet,etc.
For 'under' and 'below', they mean the same. However, we use 'under' when the things we are talking ab
We use 'Inside' to show where something is, usually in a closed space. For example : inside the house, inside my wallet,etc.
For 'under' and 'below', they mean the same. However, we use 'under' when the things we are talking ab
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andrewaffidonWhen we use "in", usually we refer to a bigger area. For example : in my school, in Singapore,etc. It doesn't necessarily have to be in a closed space.In my mind, this may not be entirely true. I think it all depends on the contexts and the noun "in" or "inside" is associated with
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