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Interventizio Posted 12 years ago
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Here you have it
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When I give somebody something, I would normally say: "here you have it." Is this correct or does it imply instead for example the process of looking for an object and then finding it and giving it to a person?
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here, but I'd like to make what I'm saying look the most natural possible.
When I give somebody something, I would normally say: "here you have it." Is this correct or does it imply instead for example the process of looking for an object and then finding it and giving it to a person?
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here, but I'd like to make what I'm saying look the most natural possible.
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If you are simply giving somebody something then 'Here you have it' is not natural; ''Here you are' is.
- If you are simply giving somebody something then 'Here you have it' is not natural; ''Here you are' is.
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If you are simply giving somebody something then 'Here you have it' is not natural; ''Here you are' is.
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