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Jacklong Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Baggage luggage and package
I learned the meaning of these words " baggage?luggage and package" in the dictionary, but I am still confused, so someone please give me more explanation about these words, I will be very appreciated.
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In general, 'baggage' and 'luggage' refer to suitcases or other means of transportation for travel. A 'package' is a parcel, usually held in one's hand, that contains a single item. [ I had so much luggage/baggage for my flight that I had to pay an extra fee at the airport.
- In general, 'baggage' and 'luggage' refer to suitcases or other means of transportation for travel.
- A 'package' is a parcel, usually held in one's hand, that contains a single item.
- [ I had so much luggage/baggage for my flight that I had to pay an extra fee at the airport.
- ] [ She came home with several packages, all gifts for the kids.
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In general, 'baggage' and 'luggage' refer to suitcases or other means of transportation for travel. A 'package' is a parcel, usually held in one's hand, that contains a single item. [ I had so much luggage/baggage for my flight that I had to pay an extra fee at the airport. ] [ She came home with several packages, all gifts for the kids. ]
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