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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
to leave something somewhere (to put it there)
Hello,
Can't we use leave in the context below?
Joe: Sam, I found your keys in the garden.
Sam: Thanks, Joe. I have been looking for them for ages. Just leave them on the table .
Can't we use leave in the context below?
Joe: Sam, I found your keys in the garden.
Sam: Thanks, Joe. I have been looking for them for ages. Just leave them on the table .
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"leave" is fine. In a real conversation "I have" would almost always be "I've".
- "leave" is fine.
- In a real conversation "I have" would almost always be "I've".
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"leave" is fine.
In a real conversation "I have" would almost always be "I've".
In a real conversation "I have" would almost always be "I've".
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