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Viceidol Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Can I say "How far is it from there?"?
Hi, everyone
I know we can say "It is not far from here."
But can we say "How far is it from there?" Compared with "How far is it from here?" , which is better? Or both of them are OK?
Please help me with this question, thank you very much!!
I know we can say "It is not far from here."
But can we say "How far is it from there?" Compared with "How far is it from here?" , which is better? Or both of them are OK?
Please help me with this question, thank you very much!!
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I guess it depends on the context. If you want to know the distance from the place you are, then use "here". If it's from another place, then use "there"
- I guess it depends on the context.
- If you want to know the distance from the place you are, then use "here".
- If it's from another place, then use "there"
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I guess it depends on the context.
If you want to know the distance from the place you are, then use "here". If it's from another place, then use "there"
If you want to know the distance from the place you are, then use "here". If it's from another place, then use "there"
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Thank you! I'm sorry I didn't put my question in a clearer way but still you can understand what I was asking. Thanks!
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