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Latest post Mon, May 5 2008 1:19 PM by Liveinjapan. 2 replies.
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Liveinjapan  +  509746 Mon, 05 May 08 12:14 PM
Would you like to work in here, or shall we go somewhere else?

 

Does 'in here' indicate 'room'? If it's it's not a room, it would be just 'here', right?

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Takoyaki-English  +  509749 Mon, 05 May 08 12:19 PM

Hello.

If you're in a room, "in here" indicates "in a room."
Some people say "in here" instead of just "here."
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Liveinjapan  +  509781 Mon, 05 May 08 01:19 PM
 Thanks, TE.

I agree. I think when you're talking in front of the elevator, you might say 'I bet somebody's in there,' where 'in there' means in a elevator.

 
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