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'Come' is in the direction of the speaker/listener. In this sentence, England is not: 'there' indicates that fact.
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| #3 (permalink) Mon Jun 06, 2011 21:15 pm I went there... |
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| Dear Mr Micawber, I'm confused, I think: I went there= I went to England...? |
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| #4 (permalink) Mon Jun 06, 2011 23:50 pm I went there... |
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yeah, Saneta.
ENGLAND can be superseded by THERE.
As well as SANETA can be superseded by SHE in
Saneta studies English / SHE studies English
There is often used when you want to refer to a place or location.
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| #5 (permalink) Tue Jun 07, 2011 10:24 am I went there... |
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I know about it very well, but thanks of course RudnyBR for the time devoting me. I was confused about that: Why did Mr Micawber write: England is not: 'there'?
This part of the sentence is confusing to me: England is not: 'there' indicates that fact. Could any of the teachers/learners explain that?
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