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  • Is the correct response here you are or here you have?
    What is idiomatic is "Here you are" or "Here you go " I admit that the verb actually describing the specific situation described is "have," but these are idioms for saying in a friendly and casual way "This should satisfy your request " Idioms do not make literal sense "Here you have" is not idiomatic
  • If you were or if you are? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
    "If you were here 10 minutes ago, "The use of "were" can get more complicated ,the sentences below use the "were to" clause to indicate an element of uncertainty to the actions and outcomes referenced "If you were to go home now, you might have a surprise waiting " "If you were to confirm the order today , I could get you a discount "
  • Difference between nice to see you and nice to meet you
    Yes, the guy he encountered earlier Whether or not the two introduced themselves to each other in their actual first encounter, when they are introduced to each other at the meeting, they could say Nice to meet you, Nice to meet you--again, Nice to meet you, for real, etc One sees this situation depicted at times in a novel, movie or play
  • What is the meaning of you go?
    ) made to sound more informal Someone might also say "In you go!" while, for example, lifting a small child into a seat or a bath, as a friendly commentary on what they are doing "Here you go" and "There you go" (or "There you are") are just things you say when handing something to someone The you go part doesn't have a clear meaning
  • Looking forward to see you vs Looking forward to seeing you?
    Here "to" is not the infinitive Here "to" is a preposition and after a preposition either a noun comes or a pronoun, and a gerund is also a form of noun That's why the structure of this sentence will be "I look forward to seeing you " Here "seeing" is a gerund Let's take another example: I am looking forward to work Is this correct?
  • politeness - Responding to It was nice to talk to you - English . . .
    -Yes, same here!* (pretty informal)* If you are in a hurry:-Me too (I would probably not actually say this one, but 'me too' seems to be used more and more these days as a generic response, even if the logic doesn't work: A: It was good to see you again B: Me too ) As a texted response, it would be okay with a friend -Okay, me too, see you!!
  • grammar - Come there vs. Come over there - English Language . . .
    Note, for you "here" is your "remote location," so "come" means to move toward "your 'here '" The fact that you're talking to your aunt somewhere else doesn't change the words you use; for her "here" is where she is, but for you that's "there" (as you used) So she would say "come here," but you would say you would "go there " –
  • Are you Vs You are - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
    What in the world are you doing here? Who in the world do you think are you? B) Where in the world you are? What in the world you are doing here? Who in the world do you think you are? I don't know which one ("are you" OR "you are") grammatically is correct in above constructions I would be thankful if you somehow explain me the words order in


















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