Common mistake some where (somewhere)
Common Mistakes in English Grammar
Somewhere vs. Some where
One common mistake that is often made in English grammar is the confusion between "somewhere" and "some where."
The correct form is "somewhere" which is an adverb meaning an unspecified or unknown place. For example:
- I want to go somewhere peaceful for my vacation.
- Can you meet me somewhere in the city?
On the other hand, "some where" is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make sense in the context of a sentence. It is important to remember to use the correct form, "somewhere," to avoid confusion or misunderstanding.
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some where (somewhere) mistake examples
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Incorrect:There's a place for us, some where.Correct:There's a place for us, somewhere.
