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Ruttonjee Posted 19 years ago
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there?

0Hi there,02br
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00I don't understand the structure of the following sentence. 02br
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00In others, in order not to 'deflate' the pupil too much, you might well ask what 01u00there02u00 is about a vegetable market that made the pupil think of it when commenting on perfect competition.02br
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00I don't know 'there' means in the sentence. Why 'what' and 'there' go together?02br
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»02br 02br 00There + 01a 00 is common construction in English. » 02a 0-

— Ant_222

  • »02br 02br 00There + 01a 00 is common construction in English.
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0 01i00there02i00 does not have a meaning in that sentence -- not a word meaning, that is. It has meaning only as part of the idiom 01i00there is02i00.02br
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01i00There is a hammer in this box.02i00 (A hammer can be found in this box.)02br
01i00There is a pen in that drawer.02i0
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0 Excellent response. I could not have said it better myself. 0-
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