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Damir  #510744  Wed, 07 May 08 10:53 AM
Hi,

When is used only 'here' and when with a preposition - 'in here'. Does 'in here' means inside of something?

Also with 'there' and 'in there'. 

Thanks in advance! 

  
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Feebs11  #510779  Wed, 07 May 08 12:34 PM
Yes, it does:

 

Here is a box = A box is in front of you

The box is in here = There is a box within something.

 

There is a box = A box is a little distance from you

Do not put the box in there = Don't put the box into that [cupboard/room/drawer] 

 

  
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Damir  #510795  Wed, 07 May 08 01:18 PM
 Thanks Feebs. Then it's as I thought.

Sorry for a huge typo. I wrote it in a hurry. It should be Does it mean... 

  
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