Is this appropriate to paraphrase ?
I leave home at seven fifty. -> I went home out at seven fifty.
Regard,
Sarjan
Is this appropriate to paraphrase ?
I leave home at seven fifty. -> I went home out at seven fifty.
Regard,
Sarjan
“went home out” doesn’t work and you also changed the tense from simple present to simple past. You can say: “I usually go to work at seven fifty.”[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Thank you for your reply.
How about this paraphrase ?
-> I usually go out my office at seven fifty.
That has a very different meaning and still need some correction. It won’t work, especially as a paraphrase of the original.
Though you could say
I usually go to my office at seven fifty.
I understand.
Thanks a lot.
Sarjan
If it’s a present perfect you should to say: I have left home at seven fifty
regards
That wouldn’t make sense in this context )or many other contexts, fo that matter!)