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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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whats the difference between it and there
whats the difference between it and tthere
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They generally are used differently, but they can be used in certain situations to mean the same thing: You're looking for something, and you search for it in a room, and you don't find it in the room. " You then look in another room, and find it. "
- They generally are used differently, but they can be used in certain situations to mean the same thing: You're looking for something, and you search for it in a room, and you don't find it in the room.
- " You then look in another room, and find it.
- "
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They generally are used differently, but they can be used in certain situations to mean the same thing:
You're looking for something, and you search for it in a room, and you don't find it in the room. You can say, with the same sense, either of the following:
"There is nothing here."
"It is not here."
You then look in another room, and find it. You can s
You're looking for something, and you search for it in a room, and you don't find it in the room. You can say, with the same sense, either of the following:
"There is nothing here."
"It is not here."
You then look in another room, and find it. You can s
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