these three are all correct? I didn't accompany him to the hospital yesterday, we parted after lunch. I didn't accompany him to the hospital yesterday, we separated after lunch. I didn't accompany him

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these three are all correct? I didn't accompany him to the hospital yesterday, we parted after lunch. I didn't accompany him to the hospital yesterday, we separated after lunch. I didn't accompany him to the hospital yesterday, we were apart after lunch.

Sep 28, 2012 1:45 AM

Answers · 11

The first sentence is the best but none of them are very natural. I didn't go to the hospital with him yesterday, we split up after lunch.

September 28, 2012

Yes, they all have the same meaning as"分离" in chinese.

September 28, 2012

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