LINQ and Left Outer Joins

Left outer joins in LINQ are not so obvious in comparison to plain old SQL.
The following shows how an out join can be costucted in LINQ

var query = (from e in dc.GetTable<Employee>()

join ea in dc.GetTable<EmployeeAddress>()on e.Id equals ea.EmployeeId into tempAddresses

from addresses in tempAddresses.DefaultIfEmpty()

select new { e.FirstName, e.LastName, addresses.State, addresses.Town});

The SQL equivalent would be:

select [t0].[FirstName], [t0].[LastName], [t1].[State] as[State], [t1].[Town]as [Town]

from [dbo].[Employee] as  [t0

Left outer join  [dbo].[EmployeeAddress]as[t1] on[t0].[Id] = [t1].[PersonID]