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84HGabor Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

"There isn't anywhere to put my coat." Is it right?

Is the sentence "There isn't anywhere to put my coat." correct grammatically? Specifically, of course, the "anywhere" is what I'm wondering about, as a substitute for 'any place' etc..
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It's how native English-speakers would say it, so if it's not grammatical, it ought to be. Rover

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It's how native English-speakers would say it, so if it's not grammatical, it ought to be.

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