ขอถามต่อนะคะ ไม่เข้าใจ ว่า 2 ประโยคานี้ความหมายต่างกันอย่างไร
Here are they เขามาแล้ว
Here they are เขามาถึงแล้ว
หรือว่าประโยคแรกนี่ กำลังมาถึง ณ เวลานั้น แต่ประโยคที่ 2 นี่มาถึงแล้วเรียบร้อยคะ แล้วถ้าพูดว่า ลิฟท์มาแล้ว พูดว่า
Here comes the lift / elevator.
Permalink Reply by Pat on November 29, 2009 at 12:48pm
Explanation: :here they are? And:here are they?
I invite native English speakers to explain the differences, thanks.
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Please provide the full sentence. "Here are they" is grammatically incorrect.
So it's probably "they are here" or "here they are."
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I'm a native English speaker. "Here are they" is NEVER used. If answerer is holding the bottles: "Here they are."
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Angus: yes, there are sentences that contain "...here are they..." as proven by your googling/web searches. I'm just asking you to please find me a situation where you can answer someone's question with "Here are they." You're taking the phrase out of context just to argue with me and not helping biomt at all. Good day.
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Angus Woo: The reason why I agreed with you is because I think you were right in saying that given the context "here are they" is inappropriate. But I disagreed when you went further by saying that it was grammatically incorrect. That's all. Please no offence.
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I should have said use it in context. The SPECIFIC phrase "Here are they," -one sentence, 3 words- is wrong. Nice, Taming of the Shrew. Shakespeare isn't grammatically correct all the time.
สรุป เค้าไม่ใช้ Here are they กันค่ะ ยกเว้นว่าจะตัดออกมาจากกลางประโยคใดประโยคหนึ่ง