Using "there" in English

An English teacher shows you how to use the word "there" in English. This is a very important skill for beginning and intermediate level students to master. If you aren't using "there" regularly, you might be making some mistakes. The video provides examples.

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Smart Teaching...! " There is a huge mountain right behind the lake. Would you like to go there?"

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Thanks a million, Paul!

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What a nice explanation sir

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Nice explanation. Greetings teacher 😊!

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Very easy understand ❤ please sir ( have) can use please tell about it

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Interesting, thanks

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Love it sir!!

[@User133-us]

Thank you a lot 😊 I always get lots in such basic things. I have a connected question. Could I ask you? What is a difference between: There is… This is… It is…. ? I know it in general, but could you speak it out please. It’s the best way to absorb knowledges. Thank you.

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[@llemonshell]

4:32 “over there” vs “right there”

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yes, the use of either is relative to an individual's perspective. If it's "other there," it's farther away than "right there," which is relatively close.

[@khooshbugupta9508]

Respected Sir Plz explain the structure of it There was +to have been + noun He was + to have gone Plz explain the concept of above structure

[@bantorio6525]

(1:17) ... in the sentence "there is a newspaper on the table", the subject is 'newspaper' ... ... I'm asking ... ... ... is this an impersonal sentence, type, it rains, it's late ... ... ... etc ... just wondering ...

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Excellent as usual thanks so much

[@SalihBALTALI]

How is about “Hi there”?

[@idrisahmef1009]

Ok

[@siavashkhazali5842]

When there means "location" , it receives stress. As oppose to "There" meaning "Existence". Compare: There some apples over THERE!

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Is there money in your packet?

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Pocket