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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Go somewhere or go a certain place?
Hi. Please tell me which is correct. For this, let's say the questions below are questions for the lyrics of a song. In the song, let's also say that the man said, "I must go to XXX," and the letter "XXX" denotes a city. Thank you for your help in advance.
1. He said he must (had to?) go somewhere in the song. Where is that?
2. He said he must (had to?) go to a certain place in the song. Where is that?
1. He said he must (had to?) go somewhere in the song. Where is that?
2. He said he must (had to?) go to a certain place in the song. Where is that?
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had to go somewhere and had to go to a certain place have the same meaning. The second just happens to be a more clumsy way of saying it. CJ
- had to go somewhere and had to go to a certain place have the same meaning.
- The second just happens to be a more clumsy way of saying it.
- CJ
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had to go somewhere and had to go to a certain place have the same meaning. The second just happens to be a more clumsy way of saying it.
CJ
CJ
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