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| #33 (permalink) Fri May 29, 2009 7:28 am Using the word nearby |
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<<next vs. by vs. nearby vs. near>>
May I get an explanation about each one of these? Thank you so much! |
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| #34 (permalink) Fri May 29, 2009 7:31 am Using the word nearby |
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Please read and think about this thread first, Estrella.
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| #35 (permalink) Sat Jul 11, 2009 17:31 pm why not by? |
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| #36 (permalink) Sun Jul 12, 2009 0:26 am Using the word nearby |
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Not incorrect, but the meaning seems a little odd. How do you determine the boundary of the city centre, so that you can say you are 'by' it and not 'in' it?
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| #37 (permalink) Mon Sep 07, 2009 21:03 pm Using the word nearby |
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That's nice explanation!! Thank you.. |
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| #38 (permalink) Wed Sep 23, 2009 16:39 pm Using the word nearby |
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| Why is 'We live BY the city center' incorrect? |
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| #39 (permalink) Wed Sep 23, 2009 22:56 pm Using the word nearby |
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How do you determine the boundary of the city centre, so that you can say you are 'by' it and not 'in' it?
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| #40 (permalink) Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:04 am Using the word nearby |
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hi Torsten, Alan,Mister Micawber and everyone,
Please tell me are the bellow sentences correct:?
1. My house is next to the Jain temple. (Means immediate next)
2. My school is near the Jawaharlal playground (means at a walking distance from the playground or the playground and the school are in the same locality.)
3. Jury's house is by my or mine house (her house is visible from my house's gallery)
4. I am going to the nearby shopping mall.(shopping mall which is nearest.)
Please correct me if I am wrong waiting for your reply. Please reply soon [] |
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| #41 (permalink) Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:20 am Using the word nearby |
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1. My house is next to the Jain temple. (Means immediate next)-- Yes
2. My school is near the Jawaharlal playground (means at a walking distance from the playground or the playground and the school are in the same locality.)-- Yes, but probably nearer-- a block or so away.
3. Jury's house is next to / near my house (her house is visible from my house's veranda/balcony)-- Yes
4. I am going to the nearby shopping mall.(shopping mall which is nearest.)-- Yes
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| #42 (permalink) Wed Oct 07, 2009 5:44 am Using the word nearby |
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