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Wisdom27 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

about "there"

Dear all,
How many members are in your home?
How many members are there in your home?
One of my friends told me without "there" it is grammatically wrong.
Is it right? I never use "there"
Thank you.
  

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wisdom27 One of my friends told me without "there" it is grammatically wrong. It is very natural, very correct, and more common than without 'there'. wisdom27 Is it right?

— Mister Micawber

  • wisdom27 One of my friends told me without "there" it is grammatically wrong.
  • It is very natural, very correct, and more common than without 'there'.
  • wisdom27 Is it right?
  • I never use "there" Yes, it is.
  • You can use it without fear or favour.
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wisdom27One of my friends told me without "there" it is grammatically wrong.
It is very natural, very correct, and more common than without 'there'.
wisdom27Is it right? I never use "there"
Yes, it is. You can use it without fear or favour.

The only problem with either of your sentences is 'members' and 'home', whi
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