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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

South Africa

I'm leaving to South Africa in a few hours. Or

I'm leaving for South Africa in a few hours.

Which is correct?

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I'm leaving for South Africa in a few hours.

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I'm leaving for South Africa in a few hours.
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Why can't to be useable in this sentence?

What about:

I'm leaving at 13:30 to South Africa.

Would this be ok?
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I'm leaving for South Africa in a few hours (this is supposed to be the correct one) I'm leaving to ( 'to' is usually used to said your destination like 'I'm going to')
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pleasehelpWhy can't to be useable in this sentence?
I don't know a good reason -- it just can't.
pleasehelp
I'm leaving at 13:30 to South Africa.

Would this be ok?No, again it must be "for".

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