" drive straight to the client's place" - Is this correct?
Hi friends,

Is the following sentence correct? Is it natural to say "" drive straight"? How would you write it as a native speaker?

" Jane is going to drive straight to the client's place without coming to office. "

Thanks in advance!
Niwantha

Question

" drive straight to the client's place"  - Is this correct?
Hi friends,

Is the following sentence correct? Is it natural to say "" drive straight"? How would you write it as a native speaker?

" Jane is going to drive straight to the client's place without coming to office. "

Thanks in advance!
Niwantha

Answer

The part you were asking about is fine.
'place' is more commonly for a residence, rather than an office, so that might be ambiguous. 
'to the office', and adding 'first' at the end would sound more natural.
" Jane is going to drive straight to the client's factory without coming to the office first. "

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