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Alex John Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Please say the difference between these two sentences:
1- What are you doing over there? Come down right now. (or: What are you doing there? Come down right now.)
2- In about 7 o'clock, we'd be over there. (or: In about 7 o'clock, we'd be there
3- Your coat is over here. I'd give it when you get back. (or: Your coat is here. I'd give it when you get back.
Please explain difference between "here/there" and "over here/ over there"
2- In about 7 o'clock, we'd be over there. (or: In about 7 o'clock, we'd be there
3- Your coat is over here. I'd give it when you get back. (or: Your coat is here. I'd give it when you get back.
Please explain difference between "here/there" and "over here/ over there"
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1. What are you doing over there? Come down right now!
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- What are you doing over there?
- Come down right now!
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- We'll be over around 7 o'clock.
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1. What are you doing over there? Come down right now!
2. We'll be over around 7 o'clock.
3. Your coat is over here. Get it when you get back.
2. We'll be over around 7 o'clock.
3. Your coat is over here. Get it when you get back.
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