This is in みんなの日本語 chapter ten. My question is about the two circled sentences that both mean “Mr. Miller is in the office.” How do you know which one to use? Do they stress different things or are they completely interchangeable while speaking?
Thanks 
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The way I read them, the first one is an answer to the question “Who is in the office?” whereas the second is an answer to “Where is Mr. Miller?”.
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Thank you 
That seems really simple now that you say it.
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You’re welcome!
And… phew! I’m not really good at explaining what I understand from this mystery language 
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