Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "There"

A: Hey is a way to call your attention. There refers to a location. Put the two together and he's calling to something at a certain location.

A: literalmente en español= hay alguien ahi/alli?

A: I'd say "out there" means in an area which cannot be seen directly at this moment. It's quite an ambiguous phrase.

"Where is your new car?"
"It's out there" as the person points to the outside.

A: It means "I agree with you". There are other phrases like that e.g. "We are on the same page"

A: It just means get the idea into the open. So tell people so they know it's an option.

Another example:
A: what should we have to eat?
B: I don't know...
C: Just throwing it out there, there's pizza in the fridge...

A: The book is not here. It’s over there on the shelf.

A: About : Tell me about yourself

To: I want to go ride a bike

That : that bag looks great

There: I'm just going there for a while

A: With the word 'there'?

Examples:
There were seven sisters who lived together in the woods.

"Look over there!" Brianna pointed to a large statue.

Dad sat down and rubbed his face. "We could go there if you want to." He said to me.

A: its like saying that your style is very unique, different or even unusual. Some people might think of it as an insult while others as a compliment so just be careful who you say it to

A: There (used in past sentences to talk about a certain place or position or a about a certain thing someone has done. e.g. It happened over there(place/position). He stopped there(he stopped doing something THERE).

A: there+be
we use(there+be) to talk about existence of SB/STH
There is a fan in my room
there are two boys in the ground
it
we use (it)talk about for something
who is it pen
it is meain pen

A: There, assim, pode significar "ali"
Examplo: he is over there.
(Ele está ali)

No caso de there's (there + is) isso significa "há"
Exemplo: there's a chair in my room.
(Tem/há uma cadeira no meu quarto)

E ainda existe "there are" que você usaria no mesmo sentido que o there's, mas nesse caso, para coisas no plural.

"There are many books on the floor"
(Tem/há muitos livros no chão)

A: There is for location. We will go there tonight.

Their is for possession. Is that their house?

A: over there refers to the postion of a noun. for example: i have left my bag over there. That way in the same context has a similar meaning. for example, if someone asked you were the market was and you pointed in a certain direction and said "that way". you would be directing them to their location.

A: Their is possessive while there is used to describe a location away from the speaker.

Their car is out of gas.
Their dog is eating.

I parked my car there.
The dog sat there.

A: there, their, these

A: got to go

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A: It would be "Who's there?" Or "Who is there?"

A: There's an on because the phrase early on in this text means early in her life. It is common to write this phrase instead of explaining that it is referring to early in her life.

A: according to google it's called split shift! 😁

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A: up

A: tente pronunciar devagar

A: "How's the weather over there" is natural😊