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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Under & beneath

Under and beneath are interchangeable? I have learned that if the surfaces are attached to each other, beneath should be used but I do not think this is always true. So what do you think and how do you use them? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
  

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There are a lot of posts on this topic already.



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Thank you so much so even though the two surfaces are attached to each other, can I also use "under"?
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It seems to me that if you wish to challenge the rule you have quoted, you should at least provide more detail than simply "attached to each other."
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