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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Is it acceptable to use ‘up there’ in the following sentence?
Is it acceptable to use ‘up there’ in the following sentence? Should I say ‘up in the clouds’ or ‘up in the sky’?
Your daughter is dead. She’s up there, (up in the clouds / up in the sky), with her father.
Your daughter is dead. She’s up there, (up in the clouds / up in the sky), with her father.
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Rommel Is it acceptable to use ‘up there’ in the following sentence? Yes. Rommel Should I say ‘up in the clouds’ or ‘up in the sky’?
- Rommel Is it acceptable to use ‘up there’ in the following sentence?
- Yes.
- Rommel Should I say ‘up in the clouds’ or ‘up in the sky’?
- Either.
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RommelIs it acceptable to use ‘up there’ in the following sentence?Yes.
RommelShould I say ‘up in the clouds’ or ‘up in the sky’?Either.
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