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Silak12 Posted 7 years ago
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No roads to travel by/on?

Hi, everyone.

There was no proper road to travel to the neighbouring village on.

There was no proper road to travel to the neighbouring village by.

Thanks!

  

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Both are correct, but on is more common.

— Clive

  • Both are correct, but on is more common.
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Both are correct, but on is more common.

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You could also consider just saying "There was no proper road to the neighbouring village". Because we already know that roads are for travelling on, adding "to travel on/by" may not add a great deal extra.

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