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peter123 · #1 (**permalink**) 18-May-2008, 10:53

Hi there,

Can I say like this?

My mum will go to school with me every day. OR
My mum will take me to school every day. OR
My mum will accompany me to school every day.

Thanks
pete

rj1948 · #2 (**permalink**) 18-May-2008, 11:15

My mum takes me to school everyday.

My mum accompanies me to everyday.
EVERYDAY is a one word here.
Everyday occurences take simple present tense..

Anglika · #3 (**permalink**) 18-May-2008, 11:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by peter123

Hi there,

Can I say like this?

My mum will go to school with me every day. OR
My mum will take me to school every day. OR
My mum will accompany me to school every day.

Thanks
pete

If this is happening in the future, all these are grammatically fine.

However, #1 would imply that she is attending school with you. #2 and #3 say that she will come with you to the school but not to go to school.

Anglika · #4 (**permalink**) 18-May-2008, 11:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by rj1948

My mum takes me to school everyday.

My mum accompanies me to everyday.
EVERYDAY is a one word here.
Everyday occurences take simple present tense..

In Peter's sentences, it will have to be every day =each and every day, not everyday as in everyday occurrence.


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