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Hellonano Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Sentence

Please check the sentence

I am leaving to my country next week.

I will go to my country next week.

When are you leaving to your country?

When will you go to your country?

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I am leaving for my country next week? I will go to my country next week. - OK as it is When are you leaving for your country?

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  • I am leaving for my country next week?
  • I will go to my country next week.
  • - OK as it is When are you leaving for your country?
  • When will you go to your country?
  • - OK as it is
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I am leaving for my country next week?

I will go to my country next week. - OK as it is

When are you leaving for your country?

When will you go to your country? - OK as it is
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"leaving for one's country" and "going to one's country" are correct English, but to me they don't seem terribly natural in ordinary conversation. Often another way would be found to say these things. For example, if the person you're speaking to knows you're visiting from another country, you might just say "I'm going home next week".
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