Collocation
leave early
Definition
to go away or depart before the usual or expected time
'leave early' is a common English collocation. to go away or depart before the usual or expected time
leave + early
“I have a dentist appointment, so I need to leave early today.”
Examples
- I need to _____ early to catch the last train.
- Can we _____ early on Friday if we finish the project?
- She _____ early yesterday because she wasn't feeling well.
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- If you _____ early, please lock the door behind you.
- We had to _____ early due to the storm warning.
- He usually _____ early to avoid rush-hour traffic.
- I didn't want to _____ early, but my babysitter had to go.
- They _____ early so they could get to the airport before the crowds.
- Would it be okay if I _____ early today to attend a family event?
More verb + adverbs
- do well to be successful or achieve good results
- do badly to perform poorly; to have an unsatisfactory result (in a task, test, game, or situation)
- go abroad to travel to or live in a foreign country
- go wrong to fail, stop working correctly, or develop a problem; to happen in an unexpected bad way
- go smoothly to happen or progress without problems, delays, or difficulties