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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Big/major

Do these sentences make sense (and do they mean the same):


a) "Traveling to California is a big trip."


b) "Traveling to California is a major trip."




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THANK YOU.

  

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A trip would be 'long' rather than 'big'. 'major' is OK. CJ

— CalifJim

  • A trip would be 'long' rather than 'big'.
  • 'major' is OK.
  • CJ
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A trip would be 'long' rather than 'big'.

'major' is OK.

CJ

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