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Today we're going to talk about fair versus fair versus fair two versus two versus two.
Let's get started there.
It's used as a pronoun introducing a sentence or clause there can also be used as an adverb in the meaning
the opposite of here.
Have a look at the examples below.
There is a present for you.
Now in this sentence There is used as a pronoun introducing a sentence.
There are 10 students in my class again.
There it's used as a pronoun introducing a sentence.
And in this sentence can't see the man standing there.
There it's used as an adverb modifying the verb standing in in the meaning of the opposite of here.
There is the possessive adjective for they way it is used to denote that something belongs to them.
Have a look at the examples below.
I haven't expected this to be their idea.
They certainly put a lot of thought into it showing possession.
They have been happily married for 12 years.
Their children are like angels showing possession
there is a contraction of they are having a look at the examples below they're on their way back.
This is equal to they are on their way back.
My parents are retired now so they're thinking of moving to the countryside.
This sentence is equal to.
My parents are retired now so they are thinking of moving to the countryside
to is a preposition.
It can either precede a noun or a verb indicating the infinitive.
Have a look at the examples below.
I need to go to the supermarket to buy some groceries preceding a verb and noun a verb my sister needs
to find the cafe on the Internet before she decides to go there.
Preceding verbs.
On the other hand is an adverb.
If it is placed at the end of the sentence it means also and if it precedes an adjective or an adverb
it indicates more than the necessary amount or excessive.
Have a look at the examples below.
Are you going to the bar.
I want to go to meaning that I also want to go this apartment is too expensive.
We can't afford it meaning that we don't have the funds to rent it
to it's a number.
For example two cups of coffee please.
We'll be back in two weeks.