“I just got back home from work” is that proper grammar and commonly used?
Is the phrase "I just got back home from work" grammatically correct and commonly used? Thank you for your help! 🙂
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There is nothing wrong with the grammar, but in the US we would more commonly say "I just got home from work."
I think most Britons would also omit "back", Simply say "I have just got home from work". Note the addition of "have" for Britain - Americans would omit "have".
if you're on answers every day, your entire grammar and punctuation should be improving...unless you're one of those peoples that are too lazy to spell words and just use two to three of the letters of the words, or add the letter Z to the end of the word.....
Yes to both questions. You can also leave the 'back' out but both ways make sense.
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