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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

in to change

Hello,

1. He father went in to change.

Does it mean he go bedroom or any other part of house to change the clothe?

Thanks.
  

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Commas would normally be placed around father : He, father, went in to change. Or just: Father went in to change. Yes, it does mean that he went into some room -- probably the bedroom -- to change his clothes.

— Rvw

  • Commas would normally be placed around father : He, father, went in to change.
  • Or just: Father went in to change.
  • Yes, it does mean that he went into some room -- probably the bedroom -- to change his clothes.
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Commas would normally be placed around father: He, father, went in to change. Or just: Father went in to change.

Yes, it does mean that he went into some room -- probably the bedroom -- to change his clothes.
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Hi,

He father went in to change.

I wonder if perhaps you mean 'His father went in to change'.

Clive
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Or her father - requiring a less complicated typo.
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Hello Mr.Clive, Khoff

I am sorry. It is typing mistake. The sentence is "His father..........."
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