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Kevin
What is the different between move something onto something.... What is the different between onto and over... move something onto something move something over something

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over = completely cover something The blanket is over the table on = on The cup is on the table That should be clear now.
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Following on from the previous comment: "I put a blanket over the table" - the blanket covers the table "I put a cup on the table" - the cup is on the table "I move a chair over the table" - the chair starts on one side of the table, is lifted over (above) the table, and ends at the other side. So "move over" and "put over" mean different things.

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