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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a door led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a door serves as a passage or entrance to another area or location.
Example: "As I opened the creaky old door, I was surprised to find that a door led to a hidden garden filled with vibrant flowers."
Alternatives: "a doorway opened" or "an entrance led".
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A door led out to a deck and a grill.
A door led to the garage, which housed a gleaming car she bought for $15,000.
At the top, a door led on to the flat roof.
I found a real one.' " At the end of the hall, a door led outside to the trailer.
Upstairs, four vast rooms opened off a wide hall, and a door led up to an attic crossed with naked cypress beams.
Beside the elevator, a door led to a stairwell; when I opened it, I heard footsteps and followed them up the stairs.
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At the back, a door leads to a roof that will someday hold a large terrace.
A huge image of a baby bottle on a door leads to the breast-feeding room.
Kitchen appliances are hidden behind ironwood cabinets; a door leads to a food preparation area for household staff.
A door leads out to a private patio with a built-in barbecue made of brick and stucco.
A door leads to the music room, which has a double-height, fully beamed ceiling and an unusual curved stone fireplace in a style known as bee hive.
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