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- 22-Apr-2011, 07:50 #1
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go back Hello!
Can use the verb "to go back" even if that's not about a permanent return?
e.g: Can we say :"I will never go back to Italy (on a trip)."
Would it be better to say: "I'll never go to Italy again" ?
Thank you
Will
- 22-Apr-2011, 08:19 #2
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Re: go back "I will never go back to Italy" and "I'll never go to Italy again" mean the same to me.
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