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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
on the horizon/over the horizon?
How do they differ? Also what does (light from a lighthouse shining over the horizon) mean?
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Thank you very much!
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Also what does (light from a lighthouse shining over the horizon) mean? It means that the lighthouse is too far away to be visible, but its light is visible. On the horizon: if some object is on the horizon, it is barely visible.
- Also what does (light from a lighthouse shining over the horizon) mean?
- It means that the lighthouse is too far away to be visible, but its light is visible.
- On the horizon: if some object is on the horizon, it is barely visible.
- Sunrise is when the sun comes up over the horizon.
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Also what does (light from a lighthouse shining over the horizon) mean?
It means that the lighthouse is too far away to be visible, but its light is visible.
On the horizon: if some object is on the horizon, it is barely visible.
Sunrise is when the sun comes up over the horizon.
It means that the lighthouse is too far away to be visible, but its light is visible.
On the horizon: if some object is on the horizon, it is barely visible.
Sunrise is when the sun comes up over the horizon.
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light from a lighthouse shining over the horizon?
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light from a lighthouse shining over the horizon?
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AnonymousCould you please let me know?You can use either of them, depending on exactly what you are seeing. Both are correct, but describe different phenomena.
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