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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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It's getting hot -/ in here / here
Hi everyone!
Someone standing on the street and feels that it's getting hot. He is taking his clothes off and says:
"Phew, It's getting hot in here"
"Phew, It's getting hot here"
or just
"Phew, It's getting hot "
Thanks in advance
Someone standing on the street and feels that it's getting hot. He is taking his clothes off and says:
"Phew, It's getting hot in here"
"Phew, It's getting hot here"
or just
"Phew, It's getting hot "
Thanks in advance
Top answer
If he's on the street (outside), he wouldn't say 'in here'.
- If he's on the street (outside), he wouldn't say 'in here'.
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Yes.
He also would not be taking his clothes off. he would be taking his jacket and perhaps his shirt off. If he took his clothes off, he would be arrested.
He also would not be taking his clothes off. he would be taking his jacket and perhaps his shirt off. If he took his clothes off, he would be arrested.
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