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Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
inversion, here
1. Here is the story. / Here are two books. / Here it is. / Here they are.
2. The story is here. / Two books are here. / It is here. / They are here.
What's the difference in meaning between #1 and #2?
2. The story is here. / Two books are here. / It is here. / They are here.
What's the difference in meaning between #1 and #2?
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Hi, In #1 "here" is a kind of idiom. It's used to introduce something, draw attention, etc. In #2 "here" is an adverb of place.
- Hi, In #1 "here" is a kind of idiom.
- It's used to introduce something, draw attention, etc.
- In #2 "here" is an adverb of place.
- It tells you "where" something is.
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Hi,
In #1 "here" is a kind of idiom. It's used to introduce something, draw attention, etc.
In #2 "here" is an adverb of place. It tells you "where" something is.
In #1 "here" is a kind of idiom. It's used to introduce something, draw attention, etc.
In #2 "here" is an adverb of place. It tells you "where" something is.
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