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19216801 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What is the usage of "Over" ?
Hello Everyone
I usually wondered and confused what the right meaning of "Over" is ?
it's should to say i know over's mean in dictionary but when it sticks to other words or verbs for instance : "Over time" and so on ........
this is new for me ,my intention is knowing the best way to realize and understanding when "Over' stick to and fro words or verbs
i hope you teachers and guiders to understood my intention
because i think i couldn't explain my question as well.
with the best regard
I usually wondered and confused what the right meaning of "Over" is ?
it's should to say i know over's mean in dictionary but when it sticks to other words or verbs for instance : "Over time" and so on ........
this is new for me ,my intention is knowing the best way to realize and understanding when "Over' stick to and fro words or verbs
i hope you teachers and guiders to understood my intention
because i think i couldn't explain my question as well.
with the best regard
Top answer
19216801 i think i couldn't explain my question as well. I think I understand your question, but it does not have an answer. 'Over', like most words in your language and mine, relates in various ways to other words, forming groups with them.
- 19216801 i think i couldn't explain my question as well.
- I think I understand your question, but it does not have an answer.
- 'Over', like most words in your language and mine, relates in various ways to other words, forming groups with them.
- 'Over' can be a preposition, an adverb, an adjective, a noun, a verb, an interjection or part of an idiom, so its uses are manifold.
- There are no simple rules that we can give you about 'over'.
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19216801 i think i couldn't explain my question as well.I think I understand your question, but it does not have an answer. 'Over', like most words in your language and mine, relates in various ways to other words, forming groups with them.
'Over' can be a preposition, an adverb, an adjective, a noun, a verb, an interjection or part of an idiom, so
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Thanks Mister Micawber
Then , is the only way to learning more and more reading for this type ?
Then , is the only way to learning more and more reading for this type ?
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19216801hen , is the only way to learning more and more reading for this type ?For many types, yes. There are few books that give much in the way of collocations.
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