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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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The meaning of "You"

"You go on without me" Why is there 'You' there. The speaker ordered him to go on without me. so I think we can say "Go on..." without putting "You", but we can see those kinds of sentences a lot. What is the purpose of putting "You" there? Thank you a lot and have a good day.
  

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Explicitly including "you" makes the sentence more emphatic. The situation is probably an emotionally intense one.

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  • Explicitly including "you" makes the sentence more emphatic.
  • The situation is probably an emotionally intense one.
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Explicitly including "you" makes the sentence more emphatic.
The situation is probably an emotionally intense one.
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