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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Went for a job/work
Mr. A to MR. B: Where is your husband?
Mr. B to Mr. A : My hubby went for a job/work. He return home by 5 p.m.
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My hubby went to office. His office timing ends at 4.30 so by 5 he reaches home.
Please correct my sentences and suggest me better versions too. Thanks in advance.
Mr. B to Mr. A : My hubby went for a job/work. He return home by 5 p.m.
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My hubby went to office. His office timing ends at 4.30 so by 5 he reaches home.
Please correct my sentences and suggest me better versions too. Thanks in advance.
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User_garyMr. A to MR. B: Where is your husband?If you go for something, you try an
Mr. B to Mr. A : My hubby went for started out for work\ went to work. He returns home by 5 p.m.
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My hubby went to office. His office timing workday ends at 4.30 so by 5 he reaches home by 5.
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Hi,
Mr. A to MR. B: Where's your husband? Do you intend B to be Mrs. B?
Mr. B to Mr. A : At work / He went to work. He gets home at 5.
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He's at the office. He finishes at 4.30 so he gets home by 5.
Clive
Mr. A to MR. B: Where's your husband? Do you intend B to be Mrs. B?
Mr. B to Mr. A : At work / He went to work. He gets home at 5.
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He's at the office. He finishes at 4.30 so he gets home by 5.
Clive
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