What is the difference between over and on?
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On is in contact.
Over means above, maybe not in contact.
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I put the cup on the table.
I installed my new light on the ceiling over the table for better light during dinner.
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He wore the terrible green hat proudly on his head every day.
The light fitting over his head suddenly fell, striking him squarely on the head.
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There are many phrasal verbs also based on "on" & "over".
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