Use of 'OVER'

Use of 'OVER'-

1. It is used when something is not touching to another one-
For Ex- 1. The fan is over our head.
              2. There is a bridge over our head.

2. It is used when something is complete-
For Ex- 1. Our English period is over.
              2. Time is over.

3. It is used when something goes beyond the limit-
For Ex- 1.Ram is over smart.
              2. The water is over flowing from the river.

4. It is preferred when a thing closely touches to another one-
For Ex- 1. My father put a blanket over a baby.
              2. She put a newspaper over the paper.

5. It is used in the case of 'more than'-
For Ex- 1. He can see this film because he is over 18.
              2. There were over five hundred people in this banquet.

6. It is used in the case of speed also-
For Ex- 1. She drives over 120 mph.

Comments

  1. RashiMarch 5, 2020 at 7:24 AM

    Never thought use of over in simple terms also. Cheers..:D

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  2. UnknownMarch 5, 2020 at 9:46 PM

    Thank you for the wonderful explanation.

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