Where would に be in this sentence?


In the sentence "Mr. Yamada goes to work at eight thirty." where would the に
be placed? Would it be

> a) やまださんははちじはんしごと **に** いきます。  
>  b) やまださんははちじはん **に** しごといきます。

Why?




Technically, you need to use に after both the time phrase (where it indicates
"at") and after "job" (where it indicates "to"). So the correct sentence would
be:

やまださんははちじはんにしごとにいきます。

While particles are often omitted in casual speech, omitting them in written
Japanese would be grammatically incorrect.




Technically, you need to use に after both the time phrase (where it indicates
"at") and after "job" (where it indicates "to"). So the correct sentence would
be:

やまださんははちじはんにしごとにいきます。

While particles are often omitted in casual speech, omitting them in written
Japanese would be grammatically incorrect.

