"I am leaving from office", is it right sentecne?
When I am coming back from office to home, I call my son to inform that I am leaving office and coming back home. Please make corrections to the sentences below if wrong:

- I am leaving from office to home
- I am leaving office for home
- I am leaving for home

Please suggest any alternatives for using word "Leave".

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"I am leaving from office", is it right sentecne?
When I am coming back from office to home, I call my son to inform that I am leaving office and coming back home. Please make corrections to the sentences below if wrong:

- I am leaving from office to home
- I am leaving office for home
- I am leaving for home

Please suggest any alternatives for using word "Leave".

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I'm leaving the office
I'm leaving the office now
I'm leaving work

All of the above are correct. Hope this helps!

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To answer your second question, you can say "I am heading home" or "I am on my way home" as an alternative to "leave".

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The correct versions of these sentences are: I'm leaving the office for home/ I am leaving for home.

Here are some other more advanced expressions: I'm on my way out of the office (I'm in the process of leaving) / I'm just walking out of the office and I'll be home in an hour (again in the process of leaving)