Hi.
- The houses are across the lake.
- The houses are over the lake.
- The houses are on/at the other side of the lake.
I think all the sentences mean the same. But, in the third sentence which preposition is the correct one?
- The houses are across the lake.
- The houses are over the lake.
- The houses are on/at the other side of the lake.
I think all the sentences mean the same. But, in the third sentence which preposition is the correct one?
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