leave a comment
/liːv ə ˈkɑːmɛnt/
Meaning
To write and post a response, opinion, or note on a digital platform, such as a blog, video, or social media post. This is a standard way to interact online.
Examples
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If you enjoyed the video, please leave a comment below.
If you enjoyed the video, please leave a comment below.
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I decided to leave a comment on his post to congratulate him on his promotion.
I decided to leave a comment on his post to congratulate him on his promotion.
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She loves reading the blog but rarely leaves a comment.
She loves reading the blog but rarely leaves a comment.
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Please don't leave a comment if you don't have anything constructive to say.
Please don't leave a comment if you don't have anything constructive to say.
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The influencer asked her followers to leave a comment with their favorite travel destination.
The influencer asked her followers to leave a comment with their favorite travel destination.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I will make a comment on your photo.
✓ I will leave a comment on your photo.
While 'make a comment' is used in spoken conversations, 'leave a comment' is the standard collocation for writing a response online.
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✗ He put a comment under my post.
✓ He left a comment on my post.
We use the verb 'leave' and the preposition 'on' (or sometimes 'under') when talking about writing comments on social media.
Related Expressions
Practice
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Don't forget to ___ if you have any questions about the recipe.
💡 Write a note or response below the post.
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leave a comment
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I wanted to ___ on her blog, but the registration process was too complicated.
💡 Write a reply or feedback online.
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