Learn English – Which form is correct if a child won’t go to school today because he has an appointment

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He won't go today to school because he has an appointment.

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He won't go to school today because he has an appointment.

Best Answer

These are the ways you could place "today" in this sentence:

Today the child isn't going to school, because he has an appointment.

The child isn't going to school today, because he has an appointment.

The child isn't going to school, because he has an appointment today.

and awkwardly (but grammatically):

The child isn't going today to school, because he has an appointment.

As for the difference between doesn't and won't go to school, that should be asked as a separate question.

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