Beneath St John's Hackney Lies A Crypt Full Of Historic Secrets
"Beneath" is used 1/2 as often as "below" "Underneath" is used less than 1/2 as often as "beneath" So if you're struggling to choose the correct word, "under" is probably the safest choice. Now let's discuss. Explanation of the English phrase "beneath (something)": "Beneath" is a more formal way of saying "under". For example, if you're answering a lawyer's question in a trial, you might use.
St John of Jerusalem, South Hackney - London | church, Grade II* Listed ...
