leave the driving us

[ostap77]

"If we agree on the terms, you're going to have to leave the driving us."

Can I leave something someboby or I have to stick to leave something to somebody?

[Rover_KE]

It has to be '. . .leave the driving to us'.

Rover

[ostap77]

It has to be '. . .leave the driving to us'.

Rover

I've just been watching a Canadian series Flash Point. And a guy in it said "Leave the driving us". Would it be a native-like mistake?

[5jj]

No. It's the sort of thing devious people plant on the internet knowing that one day an ostap will come along and find it.

[ostap77]

No. It's the sort of thing devious people plant on the internet knowing that one day an ostap will come along and find it.

Flash point. Episode 10. Would there be an intended meaning? If it's wrong, I won't be using it.

[5jj]

Rover told you the appropriate form in post #2. Why do you always insist on finding examples of the unnatural?

[ostap77]

Rover told you the appropriate form in post #2. Why do you always insist on finding examples of the unnatural?

I believe Canadians speak good English? And so do the members of a specila response unit?

[5jj]

I believe Canadians speak good English? And so do the members of a specila response unit?

Keep going, ostap. I am going through one of those occasional periods when I just get so frustrated by your determination to go for the wrong thing that I shall not bother for a while. Not to worry. There are plenty of people around with more patience than I.

[ostap77]

Keep going, ostap. I am going through one of those occasional periods when I just get so frustrated by your determination to go for the wrong thing that I shall not bother for a while. Not to worry. There are plenty of people around with more patence than I.

Hey! Brits are not supposed to be so hot blooded.

[birdeen's call]

If it's wrong, I won't be using it.

It's wrong so don't use it.

I have taken the trouble to find the subtitle file for the episode on the web and it's "to us" in it.