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Discover Ludwig"left you in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in the past tense to describe someone leaving someone or something in a particular place or situation. Example: "She left you in the classroom while she went to the office."
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How many have left you in tears?
They would have left you in the street to die.
Your opposition to Vladimir Putin has left you in exile.
(If those left you in the dark, be careful because your pupils may DILATE).
Have undergone some kind of life-altering trauma that's left you in the depths of misery.
You were hit by a car in your 20s and it left you in a coma.
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In the wintertime, papers in your arms, through this January night, down these Tokyo streets, you are running from the scene of the crime; from the snow and from the mud, from the bank and from the bodies; running from the scene of the crime and from the words of the book; words that first enticed and entranced you, then deceived and defeated you, and now have left you in-snared and in-prisoned".
We leave you in primera".
We will not leave you in isolation...
I would never leave you in the lurch intentionally".
I'm going to leave you in suspense.
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