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Hi,

This lesson was very good. I'm continuos learning new words.

Thank you so much.

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I did it this time 😄❤️️

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The word 'left' in your example question and statement is used to mean 'remaining.' You could take out the word 'left' to have a similar meaning. With it there, it implies there was some in the first place.

'Left' is the past tense and past participle of the word 'leave.' In this case it is being used as an adjective.

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Dear sir/madam,

Could you explain the word “left” in this sentence.

Do you have any beer left?

yes, we still have 10 tons of beer left.

If I remove “left” in these sentences your side will understand it or not? And It is preposition, or adv ....

Thank you very much