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TeacherJapan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

stay here?

Are there any differences between "Stay here" and "Stay in here?"
  

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'Stay in here' can be used only if there is some place for the person address to say in. ' Stay here' can be used anywhere.

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'Stay in here' can be used only if there is some place for the person address to say in. 'Stay here' can be used anywhere.
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With #1, the speaker may be outside or inside.

With #2, the speaker is inside, eg in a room.

Clive
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teacherJapan Are there any differences between "Stay here" and "Stay in here?"
Yes, "Stay here" (verb + adverb); "Stay in here" (verb + preposition + noun).
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Oh, I see!!! Thank you!! Emotion: smile
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