(جمـــــــــــــلة )للمدرسين فقط

[ابو خليل البرنس]

الطالب ليس محتاج مرجع علشان يقتنع ....... مرجعه الوحيد الاستاذ ..... الاستاذ نفسه المفروض يبقي مرجع للطالب

[كمال فهمي]

i can see him over there

[Hamada Sabra]

يا مستر موريس أنت فعلا انسان الراقي في الحوار
ولكن محتاجين مرجع فعلا بس لما تكون الجملة غريبة و لكن هي ليست غريبة اساسا ويبدوا هذا من الاعراب
المثال الذي ذكرة الاخ كمال فهمي يؤيد كلامي السابق" over there"
"over " here is a place within a larger place"there

In here
In is a smaller place within a larger one "here
finally, we can explain it to the students through syntax

[نبيل موريس جورج]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابو خليل البرنس

الطالب ليس محتاج مرجع علشان يقتنع ....... مرجعه الوحيد الاستاذ ..... الاستاذ نفسه المفروض يبقي مرجع للطالب

بالفعل لابد ان يكون المدرس مرجع للطالب وهذا ما اسعي اليه من خلال النقاش مع الساده الافاضل اساتذة المنتدي ولكن اللغة الانجليزية بحر وانا عن نفسي مازلت علي الشاطئ بارك الله فيكم

[نبيل موريس جورج]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة hamada sabra

يا مستر موريس أنت فعلا انسان الراقي في الحوار
ولكن محتاجين مرجع فعلا بس لما تكون الجملة غريبة و لكن هي ليست غريبة اساسا ويبدوا هذا من الاعراب
المثال الذي ذكرة الاخ كمال فهمي يؤيد كلامي السابق" over there"
"over " here is a place within a larger place"there

In here
In is a smaller place within a larger one "here
finally, we can explain it to the students through syntax

مستر حمادة شاكر جدا لاهتمام حضرتك وبجد أعتز بمعرفة حضرتك .
الموضوع يتمثل في الاتي :
* لو طالب سأل ليه home لاتسبق بحرف جر وخاصة لو جاء قبلها فعل يعبر عن الحركة (go-come-return .........)
هنقول ايه .......................؟ طبعا ده مش امتحان ولا سؤال موجه لمستر حمادة ( لانه بالتحديد من الناس الذين احترمهم جدا و التي لاتقول معلومة الا موثقة وهذة شهادة بناء علي نقاش سابق لحضرته فيما يخص نقطة في كتابه )
اعتقد الرد معروف للجميع ؟ولكن ممكن نفتح حوار ............ وتبقي حاجة تنشط موضوع كنا نعشقه في المنتدي !!!!!!!!!!!
أسف ممكن الغلط في تفسيري لها ياريت اسمع رد الاساتذة
لان الرد علي هذة النقطة هو سبب عدم اقتناعي الكامل بصيغة الجملة فلماذا لم يقل

It’s terribly hot here
ام هي اصطلاح ولو اصطلاح القيها فين ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟اسف علي الاطالة واتمني ان تكون وجهة نظري اتضحت

[foxthegreatest]

if you say here it will be correct .in here is also correct but the meaning is not the same .there is a small difference in here means the place is closed

[mr.ahmedabdelwahed]

اتفق تماما مع الاستاذ حماده فى رايه
ونضيف اضافه بسيطة


بعض استخداماتها فى اللغة الانجليزية فى ملف وورد

http://www.multiupload.com/T4BCVC4E3O

[Nasr Fouad]

الاستاذ الفاضل / مستر نبيل الجملة سمعتها كتير فى ال spoken American English و بصراحة لم اقراها فى اى مرجع و بالتالى فهى من وجهة نظرى تعتبر لغة دارجة

[mr ashraf ezzat]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة نبيل موريس جورج

يا جماعة انا عارف الجملة صح لاني بحثت علي النت قبل ما اكتب المشاركة ولقيتها في بعض المواقع ولكن مش راكبه معايا ولذلك محتاج مرجع يقول ان here ممكن تسبق بــــــــــ in

here S1 W1

1 in this place: What are you doing here?
Shall we eat here?
Come here for a minute.
This switch here controls the lights.
My friend here will show you the way.
up/down/in/out here What was she doing up here in the woods?
Would you close the window? It's cold in here.

Come on. I'm over here.
Will you be back here tonight?
There are no good pubs round here.
I'm resigning here and now.


2 at this point in time: Spring is here at last.
Here is your chance to change your life.
Here is where the trouble starts.


3 here and there

scattered around or happening in several different places: The house just needs a bit of paint here and there.


4 spoken here is/are something

also here it is/here they are a) used when you are giving something to someone, or showing something to them: Here's the money you lent me.
Here are some pictures of John when he was little.

b) used when you have found something you were looking for: Have you seen my pen? Oh, here it is.



5 spoken used when you are giving or offering something to someone: Here, have my chair. I don't mind standing.


6 spoken here you are/here you go

used when you are giving something to someone: Here you are, a boxful of tools.
'Here you go.' Callum handed her a glass of orange juice.


7 spoken at this point in a discussion: Here I'd like to add a note of caution.
There is no space to discuss this issue here.
I'm not sure what you mean here.


8 spoken here goes!

also here we go used when you are going to try to do something difficult or dangerous, and you do not know what will happen: I've never ridden a motorbike before, so here goes!


9 spoken here we go

used when you are starting to do something or when something is starting to happen: Right, here we go, the game's starting.


10 spoken here's to somebody/something

used when you are going to drink something to wish someone good luck, show your respect for them etc: Here's to the happy couple.
Here's to your new job.


11 spoken here he/she etc is

also somebody/something is here used to say that someone or something has arrived: Here they are, late as usual.
Ah, look - here's the postman.
Tony's here for his messages.


12 spoken here we are

used when you have finally arrived somewhere you were travelling to: Here we are - home at last.


13 spoken here comes somebody/something

used when you can see something or someone arriving: Here comes lunch.


14 spoken British English used to get someone's attention or to show that you are annoyed: Here! Just what do you think you're doing?


15 here we go again

informal used when something unpleasant is beginning to happen again: Most of us are peaceful and decent, but here we go again, in our fifth war of this century.


16 here to stay

if something is here to stay, it has become a part of life and will continue to be so: Mobile phones are definitely here to stay.


17 here, there, and everywhere

informal in many different places: I spent the weekend driving the kids here, there, and everywhere.


18 neither here nor there

not important: You never liked him much, did you?' 'What I think about him is neither here nor there. He's your friend.'


19 the here and now

the present time in the here and now To be able to live fully in the here and now, one must first learn how to honour the past.



20 somebody/something is here to do something

used to say what someone or something's duty or purpose is: We're here to serve you.


21 here he/she etc is (doing something)

used to describe the present situation, especially one you did not expect to happen: Here I am in Fiji!

[eng_lish]

بارك الله فيكم جميعا

[waleed mohamd]

thanks alot

[ابو بيشو]

يمكن ان نستخدم كلمة home كاسم وفى هذه الحالة نضع عادى حرف جر
I stayed at home.
ويمكن استخدامها كظرف وفى هذه الحالة لا يمكننا وضع حرف جر
I'm home.
I 'll come home.
وكذلك يمكن استخدامها كصفة What's your home address?
وكذلك مع كلمة here
Is there a telephone near here?
هنا استخدمنا near قبل كلمة hereوهنا كلمة near حرف جر
in here حرف جر واسم
here بدون حرف جر تكون adverb

[IMAGINATIVE]

your reference is oxford advanced learners e-dictionary

[Mr.Nabil]

London is only 50 miles from here.
Here's Fiona - let me introduce you to her.
Where do we go/Where do we take it from here? (= What should we do next?)
- they're too busy concentrating on the here and now.
Here today, gone tomorrow. saying


said about something which lasts only a short time
A lot of new Internet companies are here today and gone tomorrow.

[Mr.Nabil]

[FONT="Arial Black"]London is only 50 miles from here.
Here's Fiona - let me introduce you to her.
Where do we go/Where do we take it from here? (= What should we do next?)
- they're too busy concentrating on the here and now.
Here today, gone tomorrow. saying


said about something which lasts only a short time
A lot of new Internet companies are here today and gone tomorro[/FONT]