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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
roll behind
Now I'll never retrieve my ten-year pin because it rolled _____the refrigerator.
A) below
B) over
C) around
D) behind
The correct answer is D.
What if the pin is under the fridge? How should call that? roll below or roll under?P lease advise.
LC
A) below
B) over
C) around
D) behind
The correct answer is D.
What if the pin is under the fridge? How should call that? roll below or roll under?P lease advise.
LC
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I'd say: "roll under" - or to be more precise: "It has rolled under..."
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Thanks. Yet what is the difference between under and below? They look the same to me to certain degree. Please advise.
LC
LC
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Yes, they are very similar, but there are differences. This is a quote from the BBC website:
"Both of these words can mean 'in a lower position than', so there's a sense in which they mean the same thing. But we use them sometimes in different circumstances, for example, if you're talking about something being covered by something, we use 'under'. So, 'I hid the key under a rock'. Or, 'o
"Both of these words can mean 'in a lower position than', so there's a sense in which they mean the same thing. But we use them sometimes in different circumstances, for example, if you're talking about something being covered by something, we use 'under'. So, 'I hid the key under a rock'. Or, 'o
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