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Saad2010 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What is the meaning of somewhere
I want to know about somewhere and where do we use it
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Hello, saad-- and welcome to English Forums. Some Someone Something Somewhere These words are used similarly-- usually in positive statements (not questions or negative statements)-- to indicate an indefinite or unknown person, thing or location. I met someone last night I think I forgot something I lost my wallet somewhere.
- Hello, saad-- and welcome to English Forums.
- Some Someone Something Somewhere These words are used similarly-- usually in positive statements (not questions or negative statements)-- to indicate an indefinite or unknown person, thing or location.
- I met someone last night I think I forgot something I lost my wallet somewhere.
- In questions and negative statements, we usually use these: Any Anyone Anything Anywhere I can't find my wallet anywhere.
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Hello, saad-- and welcome to English Forums.
Some
Someone
Something
Somewhere
These words are used similarly-- usually in positive statements (not questions or negative statements)-- to indicate an indefinite or unknown person, thing or location.
I met someone last night
I think I forgot something
I lost my wallet somewhere.
Hello, saad-- and welcome to English Forums.
Some
Someone
Something
Somewhere
These words are used similarly-- usually in positive statements (not questions or negative statements)-- to indicate an indefinite or unknown person, thing or location.
I met someone last night
I think I forgot something
I lost my wallet somewhere.
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