noun + over + noun for describing sth covering sth or sb

noun + over + noun for describing sth covering sth or sb

Created:30 Sep 2017 13:33:21 , in  intermediate

Pattern

Preposition over when used as a part of pattern noun + over + noun in a sequence often describes a position of something both being on and covering something or somebody.

Example sentences

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Mary put a blanket over the bed.

She put a tiny quilt over her feet.

He painted a graffiti over his sister's doodles.

Tags:  noun ,  over ,  preposition 

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a jacket over his shoulders   gel over the screen   a piece of fabric over the wing frame   other documents over his passport   visits over three weeks  

#1 Tom put and left the house.

#2 He put to mislead the immigration officer.

#3 I spread antibacterial of my smartphone before touching the device.

#4 Jude spread his family member of his holiday last year.

#5 We have to stretch first.

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