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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
" in" or "to" preposition
Hi everyone! I just want to know which of the two sentence is correct.
1. They decided to go on a trip in Florida.
or.
2. They decided to go on a trip to Florida.
please help me know.
1. They decided to go on a trip in Florida.
or.
2. They decided to go on a trip to Florida.
please help me know.
Top answer
If you are coming to Florida from somewhere else, then your trip is TO Flordia. "
- If you are coming to Florida from somewhere else, then your trip is TO Flordia.
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If you are coming to Florida from somewhere else, then your trip is TO Flordia.
There are situations when "in" could work, but you probably want "to."
There are situations when "in" could work, but you probably want "to."
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