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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

I will go to France for a school trip, or on a school trip??

I need your help clarifying my doubt. I know usually we use "on" as preposition, however, can we apply "for" as well??
  

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I will go to France on a school trip. Your school group will meet together in your city, travel to France together, and return together. I will go to France for a school trip.

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  • I will go to France on a school trip.
  • Your school group will meet together in your city, travel to France together, and return together.
  • I will go to France for a school trip.
  • You will go to France.
  • You will meet a school group there and have a trip with them in France.
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I will go to France on a school trip.
Your school group will meet together in your city, travel to France together, and return together.

I will go to France for a school trip.
You will go to France. You will meet a school group there and have a trip with them in France.
When the trip is over, you will return to your home city.
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