Is the sentence correct? 'You must change your train at South Norwalk'.

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learning54

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Hi teachers,
Is the sentence below correct?
A booking clerk is telling someone, 'You must change your train at South Norwalk'.

Thanks in advance
 
He would say 'You must change (trains) at South Norwalk'.

He'd probably omit 'trains' as it's obvious what he's talking about.

Rover
 
Hi Rover,
Thank you so much for your reply.

Best,
L54
 
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