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30 Jan 2014
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"My brother goes to school at 10 o'clock tomorrow."
When you read this sentence, what do you think of it?
1.He will already be at school at 10 o'clocktomorrow.
2.He will leave his house for school at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
"My brother goes to school at 10 o'clock tomorrow."
When you read this sentence, what do you think of it?
1.He will already be at school at 10 o'clocktomorrow.
2.He will leave his house for school at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
When you read this sentence, what do you think of it?
1.He will already be at school at 10 o'clocktomorrow.
2.He will leave his house for school at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
In Japanese we choose 1.
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I think that he will leave his house at 10 o'clock.
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Me too.
1 is "My brother HAS school at 10 o'clock tomorrow."
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I agree with both. However, if the time is very important, I always ask for clarification to be sure
I agree with both. However, if the time is very important, I always ask for clarification to be sure
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1. Because school almost always starts at the hour (10:00, 9:00, etc.) people will usually assume that is when class starts. We might say "my brother starts school at 10 o'clock" to be more specific. If we are trying to indicate the time someone leaves the house, then we usually say "he leaves for school at 10 o'clock"
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