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near & nearby When to use either of them? Is it correct to say: I need a supermarket near.?
Jun 4, 2014 9:04 PM
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Near is a preposition eg Near here. Near the school. Near your house. Nearby is an adverb, so it can stand alone. So you'd say either 'Is there a supermarket near here? or 'Is there a supermarket nearby?
June 4, 2014
You can say: I need a supermaket nearby.
June 4, 2014
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