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Mzk16 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Right over there

Hi, everybody, I've found the next sentence in a song: "He's right over there;" and I'm not sure what it means exactly.

I'd know the meaning if it were written: "He's there"; "He's right there" or just "He's over there" but this isn't the case. Can anyone help me out with this, please?

  

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right ~ exactly over ~ at some distance from the speaker CJ

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  • right ~ exactly over ~ at some distance from the speaker CJ
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right ~ exactly

over ~ at some distance from the speaker

CJ

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