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Dublin Posted 14 years ago
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"He saw her off at/to the airport."
How are "at" and "to" different?
How are "at" and "to" different?
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If he saw her off at the airport, he said goodbye at the airport. If he saw her off to the airport, he said goodbye before she started on her way to the airport.
- If he saw her off at the airport, he said goodbye at the airport.
- If he saw her off to the airport, he said goodbye before she started on her way to the airport.
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If he saw her off at the airport, he said goodbye at the airport.
If he saw her off to the airport, he said goodbye before she started on her way to the airport.
If he saw her off to the airport, he said goodbye before she started on her way to the airport.
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