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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Is it grammatically correct to put "in" before " there"?

I have a question about the sentence below.

I went to the shopping mall and I made the glasses in there.

I think we don't have to put " In" before " there " in this sentence.

Am I correct?

I need your help.
  

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Anonymous I think we don't have to put " In" before " there " in this sentence. Right. I would not use "in".

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I think we don't have to put " In" before " there " in this sentence.
  • Right.
  • I would not use "in".
  • Also, I'm guessing that you did not personally make the glasses.
  • You had them made by someone else.
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AnonymousI think we don't have to put " In" before " there " in this sentence.
Right. I would not use "in".

Also, I'm guessing that you did not personally make the glasses. You had them made by someone else. That would be as follows:

I went to the mall and had the glasses made there.

CJ
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