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AABB1 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Could somebody please let me know if these sentences are grammatical?

Can I say "I am not going anywhere, I am just here. I am not buying the other two shirts today, I will get them when I come back shopping"?

Thanks!
  

Top answer

No. Say eg I'm not going anywhere. I just got here.

— Clive

  • No.
  • Say eg I'm not going anywhere.
  • I just got here.
  • eg I'm not buying the other two shirts today.
  • I'll get them the next time I come.
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No.
Say
eg I'm not going anywhere. I just got here.

eg I'm not buying the other two shirts today. I'll get them the next time I come.
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Thank you Clive! Quick clarification though, is it correct to say "I am just here" to convey that I am not going anywhere?

Thank you again!
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No. You'd say that in some other way.
eg I am staying here.
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Thanks again Clive!
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