Under vs Below: What's the Difference?

Discover the correct ways to use "under" and "below" in English with our informative video guide.

Understanding the difference between "under" and "below" is essential for clear and accurate communication in English. Although both words mean lower than or in a lower place, they are used in different contexts. This video explains these differences with clear examples.

Use "under" when one object is covered by another. Example: The hair dryer is under the towel. This means the towel is covering the hair dryer.

Use "below" when one object is in a lower position than the other. Example: The sun disappeared below the horizon. This indicates that the sun is in a lower position relative to the horizon.

By understanding and practicing these distinctions, you can enhance your English language skills and avoid common mistakes. Watch our video to see these examples in action and gain confidence in using "under" and "below" correctly in various situations.