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Kazupocketmonster Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
In or to?
Is there any difference?
A: I want to travel in America.
B: want to travel to America.
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A: I want to travel in America. I want to visit various parts of America B: I want to travel to America. I want to go from eg China to America.
- A: I want to travel in America.
- I want to visit various parts of America B: I want to travel to America.
- I want to go from eg China to America.
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A: I want to travel in America. I want to visit various parts of America
B: I want to travel to America. I want to go from eg China to America.
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