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Prepositions - Above

  • Above can mean in or at a higher place.

    Pattern 1: be + above + noun A dark cloud was above the house.

    Pattern 2: verb + noun + above + noun Let's hang the picture above the sofa.
    Verbs commonly used before above:
    arrange, carry, hang, hold, keep, place, put, set
  • Above can mean at a higher level, value, or rank.
    Her blood pressure is above normal.
    The children in her class are all above average.
    In the navy, a captain is above a commander.
  • Above (adverb) can indicate something written earlier in a book, article, or other document.
    Please see the instructions above.
  • Above (adjective) describes something written earlier.
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  • Above indicates that a person is too good to commit the stated negative action.

    Pattern 1: be + above + noun The policeman is above cruelty.
    Nouns often used after above:
    cruelty, dishonesty, meanness, perjury, theft, murder, treason

    Pattern 2: be + above + verb in gerund form
    He may be poor, but he is above stealing.
    Gerunds often used with this meaning:
    breaking the law, cheating, gossiping, lying, robbing, snooping, stealing
  • Expressions
    up above (adverb)�in heaven
    Our dear grandmother is now in peace up above.
    above and beyond the call of duty�action that is more or greater than what is expected of a person
    My teacher's help after school was above and beyond the call of duty.
    above board�completely honest and open
    Our negotiations with the company were above board.
    above the law�exempt from restrictions of the law People in power sometimes believe they are above the law.
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