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Rotter Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Depart




The 5m (16ft) wrought iron sign - the words on which translate as "Work sets you free" - symbolises for many the atrocities of Nazi Germany.

The theory that it might have been destined for Sweden arose because two of the suspects were detained in Poland's main port of Gdynia, where ferries to Sweden depart.

The five arrested men - all Polish - have no neo-Nazi links but police have not ruled out that whoever ordered the theft does.

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My question is on the words of '

... port of Gdynia, where ferries to Sweden depart'.

If the above is grammatically correct, the following should be correct too.

... Heathrow Airport, where aircraft to Brazil depart.

I am not sure.

Of course you could depart from Heathrow Airport to Brazil.
There are departures from Heathrow to Brazil.

  

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Rotter My question is on the words of ' ... port of Gdynia, where ferries to Sweden depart'. If the above is grammatically correct, the following should be correct too.

— CalifJim

  • Rotter My question is on the words of ' ...
  • port of Gdynia, where ferries to Sweden depart'.
  • If the above is grammatically correct, the following should be correct too.
  • Heathrow Airport, where aircraft to Brazil depart.
  • Yes.
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RotterMy question is on the words of '

... port of Gdynia, where ferries to Sweden depart'.

If the above is grammatically correct, the following should be correct too.

... Heathrow Airport, where aircraft to Brazil depart.
Yes. That grammatical pattern is used quite often. Both are correct.

CJ
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