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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Usage of "here you go"?

Is this usage of "Here you go" okay and correct?

Here you go – a procedure SKIN TREATMENT by the Company which will allow you to blossom in the autumn and bloom in the winter!

The meaning of the sentence: this sentence is meant for an advertisment of a skin treatment procedure.

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Yes, that idiom does work - Here's a new skin treatment - there you go! ' in the same way Dave

— Dave_anon

  • Yes, that idiom does work - Here's a new skin treatment - there you go!
  • ' in the same way Dave
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Yes, that idiom does work

- Here's a new skin treatment - there you go!

You can use 'Here you go...' in the same way

Dave
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