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Kumenglish Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

For repair

I left my car, which has some issues, at an auto repair shop for repair. I will pick it up after a couple of days.

Please check the sentence.

Are "for repair" "left " and "pick it up" correct here?

  

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I left my car, which has some issues, at an auto repair shop for repair. I will pick it up after a couple of days. Broadly speaking, only people have issues .

— Clive

  • I left my car, which has some issues, at an auto repair shop for repair.
  • I will pick it up after a couple of days.
  • Broadly speaking, only people have issues .
  • ' We do say eg My car has some problems, but it's more accurate to say "I have some problems with my car".
  • You don't need to say ' for repair'.
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I left my car, which has some issues, at an auto repair shop for repair. I will pick it up after a couple of days.


Broadly speaking, only people have issues. Inanimate objects don't.' We do say eg My car has some problems, but it's more accurate to say "I have some problems with my car".


You don't need to say 'for repair'. Try to avoid unnecess

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kumenglishPlease check the sentence.

I left my car, which has some issues, at an auto repair shop for repair. I will pick it up after a couple of days.

OK, but how about this instead?

My car has been acting up lately, so I left it at an auto shop for repairs. Fortunately, I'll be able to pick it up after only a few days.

CJ

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