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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Come
Can you say:
I think it's better if I just come there to see the product.
I think it's better if I just come there to see the product.
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after the word come you would usualy use over. the sentence would be : i think it's better if i just come over there to see the product.
- after the word come you would usualy use over.
- the sentence would be : i think it's better if i just come over there to see the product.
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after the word come you would usualy use over.
the sentence would be : i think it's better if i just come over there to see the product.
the sentence would be : i think it's better if i just come over there to see the product.
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You can say that if you are talking or writing to someone some distance from you who is trying to describe a product.
If you are talking to somebody with you, you would say '. . .if I just go there. . .'
Rover
You can say that if you are talking or writing to someone some distance from you who is trying to describe a product.
If you are talking to somebody with you, you would say '. . .if I just go there. . .'
Rover
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Rover_KE.You can say that if you are talking or writing to someone some distance from you who is trying to describe a product.If you are talking to somebody with you, you would say '. . .if I just go there. . .'RoverWhat if that person is on the phone. Can I also say:
I'll just go in to see the product. Or
I'll just come in to see the prod
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