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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Went back home from shopping
Can I say,
(a) Peter went back home from shopping.
(b) Peter left / left from the shopping mall.
(c) Peter left from shopping and went home.
(d) The man quickly went near the locked car door and tried to open it.
(e) The man tried to open the locked car door.
(a) Peter went back home from shopping.
(b) Peter left / left from the shopping mall.
(c) Peter left from shopping and went home.
(d) The man quickly went near the locked car door and tried to open it.
(e) The man tried to open the locked car door.
Top answer
You could also say: (a) Peter went back home from shopping. (b) Peter left the shopping mall. (c) Peter finished shopping and went home.
- You could also say: (a) Peter went back home from shopping.
- (b) Peter left the shopping mall.
- (c) Peter finished shopping and went home.
- (d) The man quickly went near the locked car door and tried to open it.
- (e) The man tried to open the locked door.
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You could also say:
(a) Peter went back home from shopping.
(b) Peter left the shopping mall.
(c) Peter finished shopping and went home.
(d) The man quickly went near the locked car door and tried to open it.
(e) The man tried to open the locked door.
If you have already mentioned the car's door, you do not need to tell again a
(a) Peter went back home from shopping.
(b) Peter left the shopping mall.
(c) Peter finished shopping and went home.
(d) The man quickly went near the locked car door and tried to open it.
(e) The man tried to open the locked door.
If you have already mentioned the car's door, you do not need to tell again a
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