Is there a rule for determining the use of an article for "school"?
I am going to make up two sentences below.
(1) Every day, I walk to school.
(2) Every day, I arrive at the school late.
I really don't understand why you omit an article from (1) and put one in (2). Please explain this. Thank you very much.
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ansonguy I really don't understand why you omit an article from (1) (1) Every day, I walk to school. School here means an activity where you learn stuff from teachers. With the preposition "to" it takes this meaning.
- ansonguy I really don't understand why you omit an article from (1) (1) Every day, I walk to school.
- School here means an activity where you learn stuff from teachers.
- With the preposition "to" it takes this meaning.
- " ansonguy and put one in (2).
- (2) Every day, I arrive at the school late.
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ansonguyI really don't understand why you omit an article from (1)
(1) Every day, I walk to school. School here means an activity where you learn stuff from teachers. With the preposition "to" it takes this meaning. as in "She still goes to school."
ansonguy and put one in (2).
(2) Every day, I arri
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