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Should it be
I am going to travel next week by plane.
Or
I am going to travel by plane next week.
Or may be both?
I am going to travel next week by plane.
Or
I am going to travel by plane next week.
Or may be both?
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Both are fine.
So is "Next week, I'm going to travel by plane."
I would only say that if I were either pointing out that I had never flown before, or if I were contrasting it with another mode of travel. This week, my meetings are close enough that I can get there by train, but next week, I'm going by plane." (I'd still probably say "I'm flying.")
(Note that "maybe" in
So is "Next week, I'm going to travel by plane."
I would only say that if I were either pointing out that I had never flown before, or if I were contrasting it with another mode of travel. This week, my meetings are close enough that I can get there by train, but next week, I'm going by plane." (I'd still probably say "I'm flying.")
(Note that "maybe" in
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