I just left

I just left(
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juhst
 
lehft
)
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. acabo de irme
I'm running late. I just left the office and I'm in a traffic jam.Voy con retraso. Acabo de irme de la oficina y estoy en un embotellamiento.
b. acabo de salir de
I forgot my wallet. Would you grab it for me? - Why didn't you tell me sooner? I just left the house.Olvidé mi cartera. ¿Me la traes? - ¿Por qué no me dijiste antes? Acabo de salir de la casa.
a. acabo de irme
Where are you? - I just left the supermarket. I'll be home soon.¿Dónde estás? - Acabo de irme el supermercado. Estaré en casa pronto.
a. acabo de dejar
I just left a ten-year marriage because neither of us was happy.Acabo de dejar un matrimonio de diez años porque ninguno de los dos estaba feliz.
b. acabo de abandonar
I just left the city to move to the country.Acabo de abandonar la ciudad para mudarme al campo.
a. acabo de dejar
I just left my keys right here. Where did they go?Acabo de dejar las llaves aquí. ¿A dónde se fueron?
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