Left verb : leave – go (past tense)
adjective : opposite of right
1
Bob has already left.
1
She is left-handed.
2
She left an hour ago.
2
Turn left at the light.
verb : leave – not take (past tense)
adjective : remaining
1
I left my wallet at home.
1
There is not much time left.
2
Who left this jacket here?
2
How many apples are left?
0
There are not many people left at the party.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
1
Someone left their purse on the table.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
2
We missed the train. It just left.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
3
You need to merge into the left lane.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
4
Is there any ice-cream left in the freezer?
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
5
Bob sits to the left of me at work.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
6
She was not there when I left.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
7
I think I left my phone at the gym.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
8
Not many days are left in the school year.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
9
My grandmother left me a lot money when she died.
verb leave – go (past tense)
verb leave - not take (past tense)
adjective opposite of right
adjective remaining
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