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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
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except
Hello,
1. I will go anywhere.
I will not go to school.
I have to join these two sentences using "except".
A) I will go anywhere except to school.
B) I will go everywhere except school.
My doubt is :
Shall I use "to" as shown in (A)?
Which one is correct between (A) and (B)?
Thanks.
1. I will go anywhere.
I will not go to school.
I have to join these two sentences using "except".
A) I will go anywhere except to school.
B) I will go everywhere except school.
My doubt is :
Shall I use "to" as shown in (A)?
Which one is correct between (A) and (B)?
Thanks.
Top answer
I suspect that both are fine, but I much prefer A.
- I suspect that both are fine, but I much prefer A.
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