User_gary wrote: If you don't wear this cloth, you will (just) have to go without. I don't find the example terrific, sorry, UG! I would rather go without a? computer than giving so much money for their repairing. I think I should go

So the plural is correct too. Thank you, Clive!

I would have left "saree" in the plural after many varieties... "Saree" is countable, isn't it? (Unless it's not what I think it is )

Oh, sorry, here's what I mean: Son : Dear Mom, Why did you leave your husband i.e. my father? Mother : No dear, I didn't leave him, but he went off with his new girl friend.

Is my solution correct too, Philip?

"... to tell him beforehand if we want to go off from work"

The second is OK, but I don't think the first one is. I'd say something like "I think it can only drive for a few miles"

User_gary wrote: Son : Dear Mom, Why did you le ave your husband i.e. my father? Mother : No dear, I didn't le ave him, but he went off with his new girl friend. Are these expressions correct? Please help me. Looks fine to

Of course! thank you, Feebs!

Or "awsome"?