A trip into town
Hello there!
I'm not sure about the meaning of the following sentence:
We made a trip into town.
Does it mean 1) that you are in the town already and that you went around it; or does it mean 2) that you went to the town, coming from somewhere else - let's say: another town?
Thank you.
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slocawber that you went to the town, coming from somewhere else This. slocawber let's say: another town? Maybe, but only if the town you made a trip into is the major town in the area, and you live in some relatively insignificant place.
- slocawber that you went to the town, coming from somewhere else This.
- slocawber let's say: another town?
- Maybe, but only if the town you made a trip into is the major town in the area, and you live in some relatively insignificant place.
- Or you could be on a camping trip and need batteries for your lantern and a pack of Slim Jims, in which case any town will do.
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slocawberthat you went to the town, coming from somewhere else
This.
slocawber let's say: another town?
Maybe, but only if the town you made a trip into is the major town in the area, and you live in some relatively insignificant place. Or you could be on a camping trip and need batteries for your lantern and a pac
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