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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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Son : Dear Mom, Why did you left your husband i.e. my father?

Mother : No dear, I didn't left him, but he went off with his new girl friend.

Are these expressions correct?

Please help me.
  

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e. my father? Mother : No dear, I didn't le ave him, but he went off with his new girl friend.

— Pieanne

  • e.
  • my father?
  • Mother : No dear, I didn't le ave him, but he went off with his new girl friend.
  • Are these expressions correct?
  • Please help me.
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User_gary
Son : Dear Mom, Why did you leave your husband i.e. my father?

Mother : No dear, I didn't leave him, but he went off with his new girl friend.

Are these expressions correct?

Please help me.

Looks fine to me...

Yet I think it woul
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Thank you Pieanne.
Yet I think it would sound more natural to refer to the man only as "my father", and to drop the "but"
I didn't quite get what you mean by this.
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Oh, sorry, here's what I mean:

Son : Dear Mom, Why did you leave your husband i.e. my father?

Mother : No dear, I didn't leave him, but he went off with his new girl friend.
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