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Pb03 Posted 16 years ago
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Get to travel

Hi guys,

What do you think I should understand the phrase "get to travel" in the dialogue below?

"Have to travel" or "go to travel a lot"?

Or "have a chance to travel"?

And is there any connotation of "do something often or a lot" in the phrase "get to"?

Thanks for your comments in advance~!

pb

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A: I work in the international sales section of my company.

B: Oh, so you get to travel, I suppose?

A: Yeah, recently they have been sending me to France a lot.
  

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Hi, What do you think I should understand the phrase "get to travel" in the dialogue below? "Have to travel" or "go to travel a lot"? Or "have a chance to travel"?

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  • Hi, What do you think I should understand the phrase "get to travel" in the dialogue below?
  • "Have to travel" or "go to travel a lot"?
  • Or "have a chance to travel"?
  • And is there any connotation of "do something often or a lot" in the phrase "get to"?
  • Thanks for your comments in advance~!
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Hi,

What do you think I should understand the phrase "get to travel" in the dialogue below?

"Have to travel" or "go to travel a lot"?

Or "have a chance to travel"?

And is there any connotation of "do something often or a lot" in the phrase "get to"?

Thanks for your comments in advance~!

pb

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A: I work in the international sa
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