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Bamtori Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Look Under There??
Teachers, in this situation where a man finds out a ring under the bed and his wife says to him, "I looked under there three times!", what does the adverb "THERE" stands for? "UNDER" is a prepostion and I thought that an adverb doesn't come after a preposition.
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There is a noun and a pronoun also, so it can easily be the object of a preposition: We went across there,He put it under there , etc. In your sentence, there refers to the bed.
- There is a noun and a pronoun also, so it can easily be the object of a preposition: We went across there,He put it under there , etc.
- In your sentence, there refers to the bed.
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There is a noun and a pronoun also, so it can easily be the object of a preposition: We went across there,He put it under there, etc. In your sentence, there refers to the bed.
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There is a noun and a pronoun also, so it can easily be the object of a preposition: We went across there,He put it under there, etc. In your sentence, there refers to the bed.
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