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Johner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Come over here!
What are you doing out there!
Look over there?
It's hot in here.
Do we need these prepositions in the sentences above? I mean for example what's wrong with saying "It's hot here" or "here's hot"? What do those prepositions contribute to the intention?
Thanks.
What are you doing out there!
Look over there?
It's hot in here.
Do we need these prepositions in the sentences above? I mean for example what's wrong with saying "It's hot here" or "here's hot"? What do those prepositions contribute to the intention?
Thanks.
Top answer
johner Come over here! See See See CJ
- johner Come over here!
- See See See CJ
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Thank you Jim, those treads helped a lot. Sometimes only giving some "see"s can teach us more than you can write an answer at a time. Because as far as I see, you mostly remember which previous thread has the exact answer that we need but couldn't find.
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