A: Where is the library?
B: Over there.
Is this correct? Do I need to write "It is over there.", or is it acceptable?
Thanks.
English question, please help.?
2010-12-06 4:43 am
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2010-12-06 4:47 am
✔ 最佳答案
Conversationally, this is perfect. If this is for an assignment for a teacher that is very picky about using complete sentences and proper grammar, you could also say "It's over there" without sounding too awkward. Don't say "It is over there" - It sounds very forced to use so many words for such a simple point.
2010-12-06 12:44 pm
The library is over there is more formal and grammatically correct however, that would be fine in conversational speech.
2010-12-06 12:44 pm
Well, if you were using that in a conversation, then it's okay. However, if you want to be more descriptive, you will say It's over there
2010-12-06 12:49 pm
That's fine! :)
2010-12-06 12:47 pm
It really depends on the context of the conversation. But when in doubt I would suggest saying "It is over there."
2010-12-06 12:47 pm
It is over there
or The library is over there. Would be fine too.
or The library is over there. Would be fine too.
2010-12-06 12:45 pm
If you want to be more precise and answer in a complete sentence, you could say, "The library is over there." If you're just having a casual conversation, you could just say "over there" but I would prefer saying "it's over there" because it's more of a complete sentence.
2010-12-06 12:44 pm
That's fine.
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