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Left Leave York June Object Bruins Toronto Monday

The verb 'leave' means to go away from a place, with 'left' being both the simple past and past participle.

Verbum 'leave' significat abire de loco, cum 'left' sit simplex praeteritum et participium praeteritum.

Front leave
Back go away from: she left New York on June 6 | [no object] : we were almost the last to leave | the Bruins left for Toronto on Monday.

Simple Past: left
Past Participle: left 

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