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Improve Your English - Lesson 16: TRIP/TRAVEL

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Improve Your English – Lesson 16: TRIP/TRAVEL

By Helena Daily English

January 7, 2019

Improve Your English – Lesson 16: TRIP/TRAVEL

Trip and travel are frequently used interchangeably and they should
not be. Trip is usually used as a noun and travel is usually used as a
verb.

Don’t say: I took a travel to Africa last summer.
Do say: I took a trip to Africa last year.
Don’t say: I want to trip to Europe after I graduate.
Do say: I want to travel to Europe after I graduate.

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