Is it correct: 'I went to a city council to leave my application for receiving an identity card'?
How can we say it in another way?And what is the difference between:

1. table a motion
2. submit an application
3. file a motion
4. submit a motion
5. file an application

Why can't we say table an application?

Question

Is it correct: 'I went to a city council to leave my application for receiving an identity card'?
How can we say it in another way?And what is the difference between:

1. table a motion
2. submit an application
3. file a motion
4. submit a motion
5. file an application

Why can't we say table an application?

Answer

Thanks! (: I always have problems with articles.

Answer

Close!

"I went to the city council to put in my application for an identity card."

"A city council" means "any city council". This can mean you took a train to a random city.

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