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Teal keyboard Posted 9 years ago
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In/during my travelling

Hi! 1) I'm not sure about the preposition in this sentence: I need English during or in my travelling. (Travelling in general, wherever I go). What do you think about it?


2) And one more thing: Can we say "a chewing gum", if we mean a piece of Dirol, for example? In dictionaries it is given as an uncountable noun. But I've met it with "a" - a chewing gum

  

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teal keyboard 1) I'm not sure about the preposition in this sentence: I need English during or in my travelling. (Travelling in general, wherever I go). What do you think about it?

— Mister Micawber

  • teal keyboard 1) I'm not sure about the preposition in this sentence: I need English during or in my travelling.
  • (Travelling in general, wherever I go).
  • What do you think about it?
  • I don't like it much.
  • This is what you should be using: I need English during/in my travels .
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teal keyboard1) I'm not sure about the preposition in this sentence: I need English during or in my travelling. (Travelling in general, wherever I go). What do you think about it?

I don't like it much. This is what you should be using:

I need English during/in my travels.

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