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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

without or excep or ??

when i count people or check number of attendance to go somewhere

one guy won't go there

so what is the right expression

"without him, we are going to go...."

"except him, we are going to go...."

or is there better thing

thanks in advance
  

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You could say We are going to go without him , (which often implies that we don't want him to go anyway) or you could say We're all going, except for him .

  • You could say We are going to go without him , (which often implies that we don't want him to go anyway) or you could say We're all going, except for him .
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You could say We are going to go without him, (which often implies that we don't want him to go anyway) or you could say We're all going, except for him.

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