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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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I have been in there for hours
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I have been in there for hours without seeing another person.
In the above sentence, 'in' seems redundent.
Since 'there' is adverb, I don't see any good reason there to be 'in'.
Can you teach me why?
I have been in there for hours without seeing another person.
In the above sentence, 'in' seems redundent.
Since 'there' is adverb, I don't see any good reason there to be 'in'.
Can you teach me why?
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It's not redundent if you want to say you were inside a building, or inside another space.
- It's not redundent if you want to say you were inside a building, or inside another space.
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It's not redundent if you want to say you were inside a building, or inside another space.
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