spongie
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Let me tell you what I think and then I would like somebody to correct me.
"Travel" is uncountable. Of course, there is a plural form known as "travels", but that doesn't mean that we can divide those "travels" into several separate ones, because there is no such thing as "a travel". "Travel" means travelling in general.
Am I right? Is there something else I should know about this?
Thank you in advance.
"Travel" is uncountable. Of course, there is a plural form known as "travels", but that doesn't mean that we can divide those "travels" into several separate ones, because there is no such thing as "a travel". "Travel" means travelling in general.
Am I right? Is there something else I should know about this?
Thank you in advance.