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English7 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Word Meaning

What does "Here" in this sentence mean? by and large, what does the following sentence mean?

Here's what I mean.

  

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"Here's" means "this is". It comes after a statement you've made that you think needs some explanation, and is followed by that explanation. I think you're despicable.

— Rover_KE

  • "Here's" means "this is".
  • It comes after a statement you've made that you think needs some explanation, and is followed by that explanation.
  • I think you're despicable.
  • Here's what I mean: you're a dirty rat.
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"Here's" means "this is".

It comes after a statement you've made that you think needs some explanation, and is followed by that explanation.

I think you're despicable. Here's what I mean: you're a dirty rat.

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