The table is near the sofa.
Can I ask 'What's near the sofa?' or 'Where is the sofa?'
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What's near the sofa? Can I say' The table is near the sofa?'
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Hi Shuiguoying,
They are both fine questions but they mean different things.
The first sentence refers to the location of things that surround the sofa but not the sofa itself. The second sentence refers to the location of the sofa.
I hope this helps,
Stephen
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