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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Itinerary vs route
Hello,
How would you naturally say this sentence please?
1 Let me know which airport you fly into that way I can give you the best route/itinerary to our hotel. (how would you naturally say this sentence?)
Thank you
How would you naturally say this sentence please?
1 Let me know which airport you fly into that way I can give you the best route/itinerary to our hotel. (how would you naturally say this sentence?)
Thank you
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Let me know which airport you're flying into. That way I can give you the best route to our hotel. This would sound more natural to me.
- Let me know which airport you're flying into.
- That way I can give you the best route to our hotel.
- This would sound more natural to me.
- A route is taking you from one place to another, but an itinerary is more of a schedule of times and places you will be.
- If you ask the person for their itinerary, they would give you their flight number, the time it leaves their home and the time it arrives in the new location, what hotel they will stay at, how long they will stay and when they will leave (with flight departure times).
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Let me know which airport you're flying into. That way I can give you the best route to our hotel.
This would sound more natural to me. A route is taking you from one place to another, but an itinerary is more of a schedule of times and places you will be. If you ask the person for their itinerary, they would give you their flight number, the time it leaves their home and the time it ar
This would sound more natural to me. A route is taking you from one place to another, but an itinerary is more of a schedule of times and places you will be. If you ask the person for their itinerary, they would give you their flight number, the time it leaves their home and the time it ar
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