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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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in there

Are my sentences correct?

I liked it in Ireland.
Thanks for having me in there.

Thank you!
  

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Is it correct to use IN THERE in the last sentence?

Thank you for you help!
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"I liked it in Ireland" is correct if you are talking about enjoying a visit to Ireland.

"Thanks for having me in there" is not a likely thing to want to say, and it does not naturally follow the first sentence. If you are thanking the people in whose house you stayed, you can say "Thanks for having me."
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Anonymous Are my sentences correct?I liked it in Ireland. Thanks for having me in there.Thank you!
Drop 'in there'.

We only use 'in there' when speaking of an enclosure. A country (Ireland) is not an enclosure.

I don't want to go into that cave. It's too dark in there.

CJ
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