
04-09-2009, 10:15 AM
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مدرس اللغة الإنجليزية
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تاريخ التسجيل: May 2008
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To Whom it may concern
محتاجين نتناقش ونبحث
ده سؤال طرحته للنقاش من فترة أعترض فيه علي استخدام حرف جر قبل الظرف ولكن اغلب الردود اكدت امكانية هذا ...........!
وارسلت السؤال الي موقع لونجمان وكان الرد مقنع جدا .!!!!! منتظر تعليق
Could you explain this sentence in detail? It's hot in here. Why don't we say It's hot here. Is there a difference?
Editor's reply:
In the first sentence, here is a noun (meaning "the present place or juncture"), not an adverb. You say It's hot in here if you're talking about an enclosed place such as a room, tent, or building. In the second sentence, here is an adverb (meaning "at this point or in this location"). You say It's hot here if you're talking about an open place such as a garden, city, or country.
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