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Gray tile 420 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
At/in + location
what is the meaning of the sentence "When does the next bus leaves at London?" Is the bus departing from London or heading to London? The same with " in " "When does the next bus leaves in London?"
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] That sentence has no coherent meaning. It's not correct. The version with "in" is also wrong.
- ] That sentence has no coherent meaning.
- It's not correct.
- The version with "in" is also wrong.
- Of the two below, the second one is more frequently used.
- When does the next bus leave from London?
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gray tile 420What is the meaning of the sentence "When does the next busleavesleave at London?" [After auxiliary do you must use the plain form of the verb.]
That sentence has no coherent meaning. It's not cor
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