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Lesson Transcript

Do you know how to use this English word?
depart
depart
It's a verb that means ""to leave a place and start going to another place.""
Here's an example.
depart for the airport
depart for the airport
I'm going to depart for the airport at 5 AM.
I'm going to depart for the airport at 5 AM.
Steve: I'm going to depart for the airport at 5 AM.
Margaret: Better set five alarms this time — unless you want to camp out here.
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depart
depart
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depart for the airport
depart for the airport
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I'm going to depart for the airport at 5 AM.
I'm going to depart for the airport at 5 AM.
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