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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Hi teachers,

Is this sentence correct, I mean 'leave' is the appropriate verb?
My friend leaves to his work every day at seven.
If it isn't the appropriate verb why not, please.

Another one:
In that supermarket were a lot of shoppers last week.
Do I need 'there' in front of 'were'?

Thank in advance
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Top answer

Is this sentence correct, I mean 'leave' is the appropriate verb? My friend leaves to his work every day at seven. If it isn't the appropriate verb why not, please.

— Vsuresh

  • Is this sentence correct, I mean 'leave' is the appropriate verb?
  • My friend leaves to his work every day at seven.
  • If it isn't the appropriate verb why not, please.
  • Do I need 'there' in front of 'were'?
  • I do not see any reason to repace 'leave' here.
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Is this sentence correct, I mean 'leave' is the appropriate verb?
My friend leaves to his work every day at seven.
If it isn't the appropriate verb why not, please.
Another one:In that supermarket were a lot of shoppers last week.Do I need 'there' in front of 'were'?

I do not see any reason to repace 'leave' here.

My friend leaves for work at seven every morning.
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Thank very much vsuresh for your answer and effort. Let me give you some help, if you mark the text you want to refort to, and click on 'Quote', which is at you right, it will automatically appear where you want to write your correction or opinion. Do you have an email where I can contact you? Of course you can not write the email dirrection here, but you can write it in your personal information.
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Thinking Spainwant to refort to
to refer to, sorry.
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Thank you for your guidance on 'quote'. I can get my email at my contact.
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Sorry I can't find your email, but there is mine in my profile.
Have a nice week.
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