Using "below" correctly
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We have some compound nouns like: Computer Science, Religion Question and History Teacher.
What about the construct "below samples/examples", in the following sentence?
He said he will provide the below samples/examples for the examination.
1- Isn't the construct "below examples/samples" (as a replacement for "following examples/samples") a compound noun?
2- Isn't "below" there in the sentence an adverb?
3- Is the sentence even correct or should we use, say, "following examples/samples"?
Top answer
No, it isn't correct, and yes, it should be "the following samples/examples".
- No, it isn't correct, and yes, it should be "the following samples/examples".
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No, it isn't correct, and yes, it should be "the following samples/examples".
0Usually "above" and "below" are put in the postposition.
Look at the sentences below.
Read the paragraph above three times.
0KhoshtipMan1- Isn't the construct "below examples/samples" (as a replacement for "following examples/samples") a compound noun?
No.
KhoshtipMan2- Isn't "below" there in the sentence an adverb?
The phrase is unnatural, so I am reluctant to make any analysis.
KhoshtipMan3- Is the sentence
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