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Ansonguy Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Join you [to/to go to]

I have made up the sentences below.

(1) I'll join you to the library.

(2) I'll join you to go to the library.

Which one is correct? Thank you very much.

  

Top answer

Those are not right. Use one of these: I'll join you at the library. I'll go with you to the library.

— CalifJim

  • Those are not right.
  • Use one of these: I'll join you at the library.
  • I'll go with you to the library.
  • I'll go to the library with you.
  • CJ
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Those are not right. Use one of these:

I'll join you at the library.

I'll go with you to the library.

I'll go to the library with you.

CJ

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