Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
For or to
Which is correct:
I would like to meet with you before I depart 'to or for' california.
Are both possible?
I would like to meet with you before I depart 'to or for' california.
Are both possible?
Top answer
I would like to meet with you before I depart for California . Few natives would say 'depart' instead of 'leave', however. Anonymous Are both possible?
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I would like to meet with you before I depart for California.
Few natives would say 'depart' instead of 'leave', however.
Few natives would say 'depart' instead of 'leave', however.
AnonymousAre both possible?No.
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