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- 13-Jan-2006, 10:51 #1
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travel Can I say this way?
They can go to a travel with their family.
Thank youLast edited by dido4; 13-Jan-2006 at 11:03.
- 14-Jan-2006, 05:34 #2
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Teacher Re: travel I wouldn't- we rarely use 'travel' as a noun and not with 'to' as it's not a place. Try 'They can go on a trip with their family'.
- 15-Jan-2006, 08:00 #3
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Re: travel or, "they can travel with their family" if you're married to the use of the word "travel."
Sometimes the light's all shining on me
Other times I can barely see
Lately it occurs to me
What a long strange trip it's been. Truckin', by the Grateful Dead
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