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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

to be after location

Is it right to say:

Next to the house is the famous castle.

Is "there" necessary?

Do English people say it at all even if incorrect?

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Anonymous Is it right to say:Next to the house is the famous castle. That is odd—because of 'the'—but possible. 'There' is certainly unnecessary.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is it right to say:Next to the house is the famous castle.
  • That is odd—because of 'the'—but possible.
  • 'There' is certainly unnecessary.
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AnonymousIs it right to say:Next to the house is the famous castle.
That is odd—because of 'the'—but possible. 'There' is certainly unnecessary.
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