"Ils sont partis au Portugal pour leur lune de miel."
Translation:They left for Portugal for their honeymoon.
June 11, 2020
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Crotchet
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‘Gone to’ or ‘have left for’ are good English. Unfortunately what you suggest, Maria, is not correct.
UlfPersson3
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'They left for Portugal on their honeymoon' was not accepted, the sense is the same (unless you are pedantic) , I choose it on stylistic grounds to avoid the repetition of 'for', but such considerations have no place in Duo