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Tense + preposition (I’m meeting him the first time today) | 'tail' questions (question tags)

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Mon Aug 21, 2006 4:05 am From (Phrase: From Italy, I'll go to England)

Dear teachers, Please read: 1. I'll go to England from Italy. 2. From Italy, I'll go to England. 3. I'll go from Italy to England. All are correct and have the same meaning? Thanks Quoc

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Mon Aug 21, 2006 14:13 pm From (Phrase: From Italy, I'll go to England)

They are all correct and have more or less the same meaning.

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