Does by work in the below? I think so, maybe it means "amount" or "dividing criteria"
ex)The boys cut the cake inoops:by) two and ate half each.
Since I know that you are practicing "below","over", ... I recommend that you say:"Does by work in the sentence below?"
below could be a preposition or adverb. It is not a noun. You can't say "in the below".
In Persian we also say "below's sentence" :-D and "the sentence in the below" but that's wrong in English!
Below works as a noun,too.
This is from http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/below
below
1) below (adverb)Ads by Google
- 2) below (preposition)
- 3) below (noun)
- 4) below (adjective)
- below-the-line
- bail below
- strike below
- belt (noun)
Whether you call "below" a noun, or an adverb + noun or adj + noun with the noun ellipted, the following seem OK to me:
See the following; refer to the above, regarding the aforementioned;
(In an email) see the attached
etc.
Whether you call "below" a noun, or an adverb + noun or adj + noun with the noun ellipted, the following seem OK to me:
See the following; refer to the above, regarding the aforementioned;
(In an email) see the attached
etc.
I am not a teacher.Below works as a noun,too.
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