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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
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Do they mean same between I go out for lunch and I leave for lunch?
Do they mean same between I go out for lunch and I leave for lunch?
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Not exactly. I go out for lunch. = I do not take my lunch with me to school or work.
- Not exactly.
- I go out for lunch.
- = I do not take my lunch with me to school or work.
- I eat at a restaurant or kiosk.
- I leave for lunch at noon.
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Not exactly.
I go out for lunch. = I do not take my lunch with me to school or work. I eat at a restaurant or kiosk.
I leave for lunch at noon. . = The time that you leave work or school to eat lunch.
I go out for lunch. = I do not take my lunch with me to school or work. I eat at a restaurant or kiosk.
I leave for lunch at noon. . = The time that you leave work or school to eat lunch.
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