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Fattyshank Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Underneath me?
Hello.
What's a better way to say that something is underneath/beaneath/below/under me?
Example:
A: Where's my book?
B: It's right below me.
Correct?
What's a better way to say that something is underneath/beaneath/below/under me?
Example:
A: Where's my book?
B: It's right below me.
Correct?
Top answer
Do you mean "under my chair"? Do you mean "right in front of me (on the table)"? CJ
- Do you mean "under my chair"?
- Do you mean "right in front of me (on the table)"?
- CJ
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Do you mean "under my chair"?
Do you mean "right in front of me (on the table)"?
CJ
Do you mean "right in front of me (on the table)"?
CJ
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