3 questions about going places
Good afternoon.
(1) What do you take when you want to go to... ?
Can I use the verb 'go' even if it's not a journey on foot (but one for example by train, ship, helicopter)? I'm asking that because I see 'to go' associated with 'walking'.
(2) What do you take to get to school?
Can I substitute 'school' with other places? For instance the name of a town or an area in the mountains...
(3) Where do you travel by plane? - I travel everywhere there's an airport.
Can you say that?
Thank you.
Top answer
slocawber I see 'to go' associated with 'walking'. No. 'go' is any kind of motion from one place to another.
- slocawber I see 'to go' associated with 'walking'.
- No.
- 'go' is any kind of motion from one place to another.
- slocawber (1) What do you take when you want to go to...
- Do you mean like "take a bus or a train"?
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slocawberI see 'to go' associated with 'walking'.
No. 'go' is any kind of motion from one place to another.
slocawber(1) What do you take when you want to go to... ?
Do you mean like "take a bus or a train"? Or like "take some clothes and books with you"? This would work in the latter case, but it would be better
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