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Vincent Teo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

for a hiking / camping

Do I say,

(a) They wanted to go for a camping trip that was organised by the scout society in a forest .

(b) They went for a camping trip by bus.

(c) After a while, they prepared everything for a hiking.
  

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" I can't think of a good way to keep "that was organized" and "in a forest" in the same sentence. (b) They traveled to the camping ground by bus. Otherwise it sounds like they were camping on a bus.

— Deadrat

  • " I can't think of a good way to keep "that was organized" and "in a forest" in the same sentence.
  • (b) They traveled to the camping ground by bus.
  • Otherwise it sounds like they were camping on a bus.
  • (3) After a while, they had everything prepared for a hike.
  • (or for hiking)
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(a) "The wanted to go on a camping trip."

I can't think of a good way to keep "that was organized" and "in a forest" in the same sentence.

(b) They traveled to the camping ground by bus.
Otherwise it sounds like they were camping on a bus.

(3) After a while, they had everything prepared for a hike.
(or for hiking)
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