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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Here is New York

Here is New York.

This is New York.

These two setences are the same meaning?

  

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Not necessarily. It depends on the context. For example: A: Why is everyone so rude?

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  • Not necessarily.
  • It depends on the context.
  • For example: A: Why is everyone so rude?
  • B: This is New York.
  • Here you cannot say "Here is New York".
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Not necessarily. It depends on the context. For example:

A: Why is everyone so rude?
B: This is New York.

Here you cannot say "Here is New York". (No offence intended to New Yorkers.)

If you have a specific context in mind, please describe it.

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