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Should I say "Here is the" or "Here is in the"?
1. If I'm sitting in the last row of a class or a cinema (or point at a photo of inside a class or inside a cinema). Should I say :
Here is the back of the class. Or Here is in the back of the class.
2. If I'm sitting at the end on a bus or at the end in a car. (or point at a photo of inside a bus or inside a car). Should I say:
Here is the back of the bus. Or Here is on the back of the bus.
3. If I stand behind the house. Should I say:
Here is the back of the house. Or Here is at the back of the house.
4. Should I say:
Here is in the center of town. Or Here is the center of town.
Here is on the tip of my nose. Or Here is the tip of my nose.
5. Should I say:
This is Japan. Or Here is Japan.
Thank you for your help!
27 juin 2019 09:19
Réponses · 2
Are you identifying individuals in pictures? In the case you would say 'There HE is, in the back row'
If you are highlighting the whole row, 'here is the back row'
We would be more likely to say 'This is the back of the class/bus/house' if identifying parts of something to another.
So 'This is Japan would be more commonly heard/accepted'
27 juin 2019
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Tâm
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Vietnamien
Langue étudiée
Anglais
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