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I just left from office vs I just left the office

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "I just left from the office" is less common and may sound a bit awkward to native English speakers. On the other hand, "I just left the office" is a more common and natural way to express the action of leaving a workplace.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 1162 views

I just left from office

This phrase is technically correct but less common in English. It may sound a bit awkward to native speakers.

This phrase can be used to indicate that you have recently departed from the office. However, it is not the most natural way to express this idea.
  • I just left from office
  • I just left my toolbox from when I was here earlier, fixing things.
  • I just left my toolbox from when I was here earlier, fixing things.
  • But if I'd just left her alone from the start, none of this would have happened.
  • I had just enough money left from my allowance to buy the boat.
  • I just left that grieving, dignified woman...
  • I just left the general staff meeting.
  • I just left my mobile upstairs.
  • I just left you out of it.
  • I just left Bakersfield for the first time.
  • I just left his place: she was there.
  • I mean, I just left.
  • I just left everything the way I found it.
  • I just left Mr. Roth in Miami.
  • I think I just left it on the ledge over...
  • So I just left everything the way it was.
  • I just left Dr. Chang.
  • I just left her for a few minutes.
  • I got so upset that I just left.
  • I just left the rest of them behind.
  • And I just left there, bought these.

Alternatives:

  • I just left the office
  • I just left work
  • I just left my workplace
  • I just departed from the office
  • I just exited the office

I just left the office

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that you have recently departed from the office.

This phrase is a common and natural way to express the action of leaving a workplace. It is clear and easily understood by native English speakers.
  • I just left the office
  • I just left the general staff meeting.
  • I just left the rest of them behind.
  • I just left the secret base where they implanted
  • I just left the police station.
  • I just left the girls off with Isaac.
  • And I just left the police station.
  • I just left the office for one moment.
  • I just left the mess behind.
  • I just left the hangar deck, Trish.
  • But I just left the caterers and I had to dash over.
  • I just left the club. I think somebody's following me.
  • I just left the corps, and I was having trouble adjusting.
  • You weren't there so I just left the winning ticket...
  • Then you better start convincing me - 'cause I just left the girl of my dreams.
  • I just left the Dirty Robber! She's all over me about how I treat you.
  • I just left the water running, but please, please come in.
  • Wouldn't that seem guilty if I just left the country?
  • I just left the Hill. I thought I'd make a pit stop.
  • So I just left the hospital and turned off my phone and...
  • If I just left the job... and never spoke with you... it would have been... sin.

Alternatives:

  • I just left work
  • I just left my workplace
  • I just departed from the office
  • I just exited the office
  • I just finished work

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