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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

A place I go by everyday

Hey all,

English is not my native language, but as part of becoming better, I need your help completing a sentence:

"There is a pet shop that I go by everyday after work. I decided to go there today."

Don't look for depth, I just wanna casually say it to my friend (without looking retarded)

Is it correct? (mainly the "go by" part)

Would appreciate your help!

Thanks,
  

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Go by is correct. You need every day , not everyday here though. Everyday and every day aren't the same.

— Blue Jay

  • Go by is correct.
  • You need every day , not everyday here though.
  • Everyday and every day aren't the same.
  • Also, you should use want to , not wanna .
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Go by is correct. You need every day, not everyday here though. Everyday and every day aren't the same.
Also, you should use want to, not wanna.
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Your phrasing is fine. Just remember that there's an ambiguity that lurks:. "There is a house I want to go by" sounds exactly like "There is a house that I want to go buy."
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