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A Trip To/In Europe "He is preparing for a trip to Europe."
"He is preparing for a trip in Europe."
Could both mean the same thing?
- 20-Sep-2011, 19:36 #2
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Re: A Trip To/In Europe Not exactly, no.
Originally Posted by JennU 
- 21-Sep-2011, 02:03 #3
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Teacher Re: A Trip To/In Europe "He is preparing for a trip to Europe" might imply he is in Japan or Argentina at the moment.
"He is preparing for a trip in Europe" might imply he is already in Europe, or perhaps he lives in Europe and wants to visit other European countries.
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