Bisansaba
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- Sep 4, 2013
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Awesome, charles177 but I think 'Where you are' is correct English phrase if used in the right context, as in "You can just do it from *where you are*"
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Awesome, charles177 but I think 'Where you are' is correct English phrase if used in the right context, as in "You can just do it from *where you are*"How is you ? ( Not exactly correct,) You can say, How is your business?, how is your car?, how is your family?
How are you? (100% correct)
Where are you? (100% correct)
Where you are? (not correct) You can say where are you going?
Where is you?? (where is your bag? where is your friends, where is your family?)
[emoji15] [emoji15] [emoji15] [emoji15] [emoji15] [emoji15]Rather , "I think", other examples, appear, seem, see, like, resemble..etc linking verbs of which can not be put into progressive (.....ing)
Awesome, charles177 but I think 'Where you are' is correct English phrase if used in the right context, as in "You can just do it from *where you are*"
Thanks!
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No lets start brotherThe thread is totally dead!
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