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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Using the noun you
Is it correct to say, " I brought you a present."
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Hi, Yes, it is. If you have the present in your hand, in other words if the focus is on the current situatiion, you might want to say 'I have brought you a present'. Clive
- Hi, Yes, it is.
- If you have the present in your hand, in other words if the focus is on the current situatiion, you might want to say 'I have brought you a present'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, it is.
If you have the present in your hand, in other words if the focus is on the current situatiion, you might want to say 'I have brought you a present'.
Clive
Yes, it is.
If you have the present in your hand, in other words if the focus is on the current situatiion, you might want to say 'I have brought you a present'.
Clive
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It's correct, but I'd call it an object pronoun rather than a noun.
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