Question

Different between "on' and "under'...
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Answer 1

On  is often used in speaking of things at rest; as,

He sat on a chair.

2. As applied to place,

As you drive to airport, you will notice a 20-storied building on your left.

There is very little difference between under and below. They are both prepositions meaning something is lower or less than something else. Generally under is used more widely than below and if there is some concern as to which word to use the safe choice is under.Nov 1, 2019

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Answer 2

Answer:

I think you will understand the difference through these examples:

1. The key is kept on the table.

(It is mostly used when an object is kept upon another object and the surface of two objects is in contact of each other.)

2.The cat is hiding under the table.

(Here the surface of the two objects will not be in contact I.e the cat's head is not touching the surface of table.)

Hope this helps you.