'There' After 'There Is'
Hi. Suppose a context allows us to use a simple sentence in the form of There is/are... Is it preferable to end it with here/there, or the opposite is true? For example:
The hotel offers guests 125 rooms and suites. There are always many tourists (there).
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1. I am the manager of a hotel. I am at my desk in the hotel office.
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- I am the manager of a hotel.
- I am at my desk in the hotel office.
- The phone rings and a man asks about my hotel.
- I say: The hotel offers guests 125 rooms and suites.
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1. I am the manager of a hotel. I am at my desk in the hotel office. The phone rings and a man asks about my hotel. I say:
The hotel offers guests 125 rooms and suites. There are always many tourists here.
2. I am a travel agent in New York. I make bookings for many hotels all over the world. I am talking with a customer about a hotel in Paris. I say:
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