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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Is there a phrase for...?
If someone walks away from a group of people to be alone, is there a phrase for that?
Does one of these work:
Julian goes for himself to make a call.
Julian goes to be alone to make a call.
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Julian goes to be alone to make a call. The first doesn't work, but the second is possible. You could also say: Julian goes off by himself to make a call.
- Julian goes to be alone to make a call.
- The first doesn't work, but the second is possible.
- You could also say: Julian goes off by himself to make a call.
- Julian walks off to make a call.
- Julian walks away to make a call.
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anonymousIf someone walks away from a group of people to be alone, is there a phrase for that?Does one of these work:Julian goes for himself to make a call.Julian goes to be alone to make a call.
The first doesn't work, but the second is possible.
You could also say:
Julian goes off by himself to make a call.
Julian walks off to make a cal
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