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16 Apr 2021
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S1. I talked with him there.
S2. There, I talked with him.
Are both sentences S1 and S2 correct English?
If so, what do S1 and S2 mean in other words?
S1. I talked with him there.
S2. There, I talked with him.
Are both sentences S1 and S2 correct English?
If so, what do S1 and S2 mean in other words?
S2. There, I talked with him.
Are both sentences S1 and S2 correct English?
If so, what do S1 and S2 mean in other words?
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- English (US)
both are correct.
"I talked with him at that place"
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- English (US)
@AnalyticalEnglish Yes, they do. (unless you were talking to him over a phone)
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@SklOmskY
thanks a lot!!
I have one more question,
S3. I was with him there.
S4. There, I was with him.
Then are both sentences S3 and S4 correct English?
If so, do sentences imply that I and "him" were there?
thanks a lot!!
I have one more question,
S3. I was with him there.
S4. There, I was with him.
Then are both sentences S3 and S4 correct English?
If so, do sentences imply that I and "him" were there?
- English (US)
S4 is technically correct, but not natural. When you put there at the start, it only sounds natural if you describe what you were doing there.
"There, I was with him eating pizza"
^natural
"here, I was with John"
^a bit unnatural
"here, I was with John watching a movie"
^natural
(EDIT: S3 is correct)
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@SklOmskY
Thanks a lot!! : )
S3. I was with him there.
Then does sentence S3 imply that I and "him" were there ?
Thanks a lot!! : )
S3. I was with him there.
Then does sentence S3 imply that I and "him" were there ?
- English (US)
@AnalyticalEnglish Yes, the word "with" implies that you were together. "With" always means that you were close to something.
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