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Onur2695 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
up here/down there
up/down here-there
over here-there
right here-there
right over here-there
what is the function of the words coming before here and there ?
over here-there
right here-there
right over here-there
what is the function of the words coming before here and there ?
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over here - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at this location, near me". over there - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at that location, away from me". right - an adverb meaning "directly".
- over here - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at this location, near me".
- over there - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at that location, away from me".
- right - an adverb meaning "directly".
- (right over here/there) Come here .
- ( here is an adverb, meaning "near to me") Come over here .
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over here - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at this location, near me".
over there - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at that location, away from me".
right - an adverb meaning "directly". (right over here/there)
Come here. (here is an adverb, meaning "near to me")
Come over here.
It's right over there. (It is directly at that location, away fr
over there - an adverb phrase meaning "to/at that location, away from me".
right - an adverb meaning "directly". (right over here/there)
Come here. (here is an adverb, meaning "near to me")
Come over here.
It's right over there. (It is directly at that location, away fr
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