Raju0
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- Sep 27, 2017
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- Kannada
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- India
There is a place next to him. (existential) < more likely
There is a place next to him. (locative) < less likely
There is the place next to him. (existential) < less likely
There is the place next to him. (locative) < more likely
Are these sentences correct with definite and indefinite noun phrases? and also tell about the usage(less likely and more likely).
There is a place next to him. (locative) < less likely
There is the place next to him. (existential) < less likely
There is the place next to him. (locative) < more likely
Are these sentences correct with definite and indefinite noun phrases? and also tell about the usage(less likely and more likely).