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Sknew Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
How to tell
1. Morning, I brought my wife to hospital for checkup.
2. Morning, I had to took my wife to hospital for checkup.
Please let me know which one is correct sentence
2. Morning, I had to took my wife to hospital for checkup.
Please let me know which one is correct sentence
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Neither is correct. , I took my wife for a checkup at the hospital in the morning. or In the morning, I took my wife to the hospital for a checkup.
- Neither is correct.
- , I took my wife for a checkup at the hospital in the morning.
- or In the morning, I took my wife to the hospital for a checkup.
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Neither is correct.
Say, e.g.,
I took my wife for a checkup at the hospital in the morning.
or
In the morning, I took my wife to the hospital for a checkup.
Say, e.g.,
I took my wife for a checkup at the hospital in the morning.
or
In the morning, I took my wife to the hospital for a checkup.
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American English includes "the" before the word "hospital", even when not mentioning one in particular.
Outside American English, "the" is not used when not mentioning a particular hospital, so, "to hospital" would be correct.
Outside American English, "the" is not used when not mentioning a particular hospital, so, "to hospital" would be correct.
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