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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
You have something in you
Are the sentences below correct and natural? And do they mean the same?
1. You have something in you.
2. There's something inside you.
1. You have something in you.
2. There's something inside you.
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They are correct, with the same meaning. However, they also seem a bit strange without context.
- They are correct, with the same meaning.
- However, they also seem a bit strange without context.
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They are correct, with the same meaning. However, they also seem a bit strange without context.
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