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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Meaning of "in here"?
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"Can i use the soap in here?"
Does this mean "Can I use the soap that is here?", or " Can I use the soap in this place(room)?"
Thank you.
"Can i use the soap in here?"
Does this mean "Can I use the soap that is here?", or " Can I use the soap in this place(room)?"
Thank you.
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Hi,, It can mean either. The context will usually make the meaning very clear. In addition, #2 sounds like an uncommon thing to say.
- Hi,, It can mean either.
- The context will usually make the meaning very clear.
- In addition, #2 sounds like an uncommon thing to say.
- Your original sentence is incorrect because it lacks a capital letter.
- Clive
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Hi,,
It can mean either. The context will usually make the meaning very clear.
In addition, #2 sounds like an uncommon thing to say.
Your original sentence is incorrect because it lacks a capital letter.
Clive
It can mean either. The context will usually make the meaning very clear.
In addition, #2 sounds like an uncommon thing to say.
Your original sentence is incorrect because it lacks a capital letter.
Clive
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