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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Left for (the) office
Could someone help me with the following?
Say, I am lunching in a restaurant. A colleague asks, "Where are you going after this?" Should I say, "(I am) returning to the office" or "(I am) returning to office." Is the definite article, in such a situation, optional? What about if I am going to work in the morning --- should it be "I am going to the office" or "I am going to office"?
Say, I am lunching in a restaurant. A colleague asks, "Where are you going after this?" Should I say, "(I am) returning to the office" or "(I am) returning to office." Is the definite article, in such a situation, optional? What about if I am going to work in the morning --- should it be "I am going to the office" or "I am going to office"?
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You need ' the office' in both cases. Rover
- You need ' the office' in both cases.
- Rover
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