difference between "over and on"
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Over and On both means above something, the difference is that over is without contact, but on is with contact.
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Over means going above something to get to the other side, e.g. "I jumped over a rock."
On means you are currently on top of something, e.g. "I am standing on a rock."
Both of these words have multiple meanings but I believe that is the context you are looking at. :)
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