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Mot ang Posted 5 years ago
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Take the trash out to the street

Hi!

I would love to know if 'taking the trash out to the street' sounds natural to native ears? I'm particuraly curious to hear if the word 'to' is used correctly in the example. And, if so, I'm also eager to hear if the part 'to the street' makes sense.

"Taking the trash out to the street for pick up or loading into the car to take to the transfer station"

https://www.verywellfamily.com/over-50-ideas-of-chores-for-teens-2609291

Thanks!

  

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mot ang I would love to know if 'taking the trash out to the street' sounds natural to native ears? ears. ] It sounds natural.

— CalifJim

  • mot ang I would love to know if 'taking the trash out to the street' sounds natural to native ears?
  • ears.
  • ] It sounds natural.
  • Yes.
  • mot ang I'm also eager to hear if the part 'to the street' makes sense.
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mot angI would love to know if 'taking the trash out to the street' sounds natural to native ears? ears. [It's not a question.]

It sounds natural. Yes.

mot angI'm also eager to hear if the part 'to the street' makes sense.

It

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