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Nsfs2 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Touristic

Hi,

'Touristic' seems to be used sparely and 'tourist', although a noun, seems to replace it.
How would I restructure my sentence to make it sound more natural?
'Last year I went on a touristic travel to Paris.'

Any advice on using 'touristic' would be appreciated.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

If you say "went on a trip to X", readers will probably infer it was touristic.

— Anonymous

  • If you say "went on a trip to X", readers will probably infer it was touristic.
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If you say "went on a trip to X", readers will probably infer it was touristic.
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It would be more common to just say, I took a vacation/holiday in Paris. You could also say I took a tour of Parisif that's what you did.
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In addition to what Elanguest has said, it would be much more natural to say "went on a tourist trip". "travel" is usually used as an uncountable noun except in some situations where it describes long journeys (someone's travels )
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