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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Here/there
As shown in the chart here/there.
In this sentence which one should be used? Thank you.
In this sentence which one should be used? Thank you.
Top answer
I renew my plea for context. No one can tell from what you've posted. "Here" means close by; "there" means some distance away.
- I renew my plea for context.
- No one can tell from what you've posted.
- "Here" means close by; "there" means some distance away.
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I renew my plea for context.
No one can tell from what you've posted. "Here" means close by; "there" means some distance away.
No one can tell from what you've posted. "Here" means close by; "there" means some distance away.
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