till airport

[Michael_cycle]

My parents is going to my native place today at 5 o'clock. So, I have to go to drop my parents till airport. So, I can't come today to office. I will be coming from tomorrow regularly.

Please correct my sentences.

 

[hly2004]

Here's my try:

My parents are returning home today. So, I have to go to see off my parents at the airport at 5 o'clock. So, I won't at office today . But I will come back to office from tomorrow .


I'm not sure if this is what you're trying to express.

Best wishes.

 

[Michael_cycle]

Here's my try:

My parents are returning home today. So, I have to go to see off my parents at the airport at 5 o'clock. So, I won't at office today . But I will come back to office from tomorrow .


I'm not sure if this is what you're trying to express.

Best wishes.

Thank you.
They are not returning. They are going today.

 

[winklepicker]

My parents isare going to my native place home today at 5 o'clock. So, I have to go to drop my parents them tilloff at the airport. So, I can't come today to office in to the office today. I will be coming from tomorrow From tomorrow I will be coming in regularly.

 

[Michael_cycle]

Thank you.
I have seen in dictionary that :

drop off -- fall or diminish
verb: get worse
verb: retreat
verb: change from a waking to a sleeping state.

These four meanings are not appropriate in your sentence.

 

[walkiria]

perhaps it will be better "take them to the airport"

 

[sound shift]

Thank you.
I have seen in dictionary that :

drop off -- fall or diminish
verb: get worse
verb: retreat
verb: change from a waking to a sleeping state.

These four meanings are not appropriate in your sentence.

That's true, but Winklepicker's suggestion of "drop them off at the airport" is a good one. The three examples listed - get worse, retreat and change from a walking state to a sleeping state - are intransitive uses of "drop off", but "drop off" can also be used transitively. A good dictionary should explain this.

 

[AngelEyes]

My parents are going home today at 5 o'clock. I can't come into the office because I have to drop them off at the airport. Tomorrow, though, I'll be there at my regular time.

Hi, Michael,


This is how I would say it.


AngelEyes

 

[winklepicker]

Thank you.
I have seen in dictionary that :

drop off -- fall or diminish
verb: get worse
verb: retreat
verb: change from a waking to a sleeping state.

These four meanings are not appropriate in your sentence.

Hey Smart Alec! If you know the answer, why are you asking the question?

 

[Michael_cycle]

Hey Smart Alec! If you know the answer, why are you asking the question?

I don't know. So, I am asking.
You have done great help. Thank you again.