“He goes to the work by train.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
at home, go home (no to), go to work, go to school, leave school, in bed: no article when it's the usual reason you're there.
Not: He goes to the work by train.
Say: He goes to work by train.
Try 4 like it
Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- Maria's little brother stays at ______ when he is ill, so he doesn't go to school.home · a home · the home
- My brother usually gets up at seven and ______ by train.goes to the work · goes to work
- Liam was ill, so he stayed in ______ all weekend to rest.bed · the bed
- My brother left ______ at sixteen and started working.the school · school
Show the answers
- homenot a home: a or the with home, work, school, bednot the home: a or the with home, work, school, bed
- goes to worknot goes to the work: a or the with home, work, school, bed
- bednot the bed: a or the with home, work, school, bed
- schoolnot the school: a or the with home, work, school, bed