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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
In here/there
Sir,
1.It is in here.
2.It is in there.
Are both sentences are correct? If yes.Would you please explain the maening the two sentence (1) and (2).
Thanks.
1.It is in here.
2.It is in there.
Are both sentences are correct? If yes.Would you please explain the maening the two sentence (1) and (2).
Thanks.
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"here" is like "near me" or "near us"; "there" is like "near you" or "near him, her, it, or them". Both are correct. Suppose you are in your office.
- "here" is like "near me" or "near us"; "there" is like "near you" or "near him, her, it, or them".
- Both are correct.
- Suppose you are in your office.
- A friend of yours is looking for a document.
- Let's say it is the County Tax Report.
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"here" is like "near me" or "near us"; "there" is like "near you" or "near him, her, it, or them".
Both are correct.
Suppose you are in your office. A friend of yours is looking for a document. Let's say it is the County Tax Report. He stands just outside your office, looking into the office at you, talking to you.
-- I can't find the County Tax Report. Is it in
Both are correct.
Suppose you are in your office. A friend of yours is looking for a document. Let's say it is the County Tax Report. He stands just outside your office, looking into the office at you, talking to you.
-- I can't find the County Tax Report. Is it in
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