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English_Learner123 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Sentence problem

Hi,Emotion: smile

Is the following sentence is correct:

If he wouldn't come here, I will prefer to go to somewhere else.

Thanks in advance.
  

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Your sentence seems correct, except that you can throw away the last 'to'. However I would like to ask: Do you mean to say that if he is not coming, you will prefer to go somewhere else? For example if he is not going to eat in this restaurant, you will prefer to eat at another restaurant?

— Sjvn

  • Your sentence seems correct, except that you can throw away the last 'to'.
  • However I would like to ask: Do you mean to say that if he is not coming, you will prefer to go somewhere else?
  • For example if he is not going to eat in this restaurant, you will prefer to eat at another restaurant?
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Your sentence seems correct, except that you can throw away the last 'to'. However I would like to ask: Do you mean to say that if he is not coming, you will prefer to go somewhere else? For example if he is not going to eat in this restaurant, you will prefer to eat at another restaurant?
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