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Bamtori Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Look at the sing up there -> Look up there

Hi everybody,

Here's a situation: Two people are standing under a sign (maybe for a schedule for buses) and one of them doesn't seem to know which bus he should buy a ticket for and the other person is trying to tell him that there's a bus schedule. If the person says, "Look up there", pointing toward a sign, does that means "Look at the sing up there" ?
  

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Bamtori If the person says, "Look up there", pointing toward a sign, does that mean s mean "Look at the sing sign up there" ? Yes, if I understand the question correctly. What else could it mean?

— CalifJim

  • Bamtori If the person says, "Look up there", pointing toward a sign, does that mean s mean "Look at the sing sign up there" ?
  • Yes, if I understand the question correctly.
  • What else could it mean?
  • CJ
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BamtoriIf the person says, "Look up there", pointing toward a sign, does that means mean "Look at the sing sign up there" ?
Yes, if I understand the question correctly. What else could it mean?
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