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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Diversion or detour


Hi,


What do you think of the sentence? Is it correct?

The one time I have to go pick my mother up from/at the train station, there is a diversion/detour that adds an extra 30 minutes to my trip.

Thanks

  

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Both "from" and "at" are good, and it's "detour" in my US English.

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  • Both "from" and "at" are good, and it's "detour" in my US English.
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Both "from" and "at" are good, and it's "detour" in my US English.

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