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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Travel
My mother is coming here for travel.
Is this sentence correct?
Many thanks.
Is this sentence correct?
Many thanks.
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My mother is travelling here. My mother is coming here for a visit. My mother is coming here for a holiday.
- My mother is travelling here.
- My mother is coming here for a visit.
- My mother is coming here for a holiday.
- My mother likes travelling so decided to come here.
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My mother is travelling here.
My mother is coming here for a visit.
My mother is coming here for a holiday.
My mother likes travelling so decided to come here.
My mother is coming here for a visit.
My mother is coming here for a holiday.
My mother likes travelling so decided to come here.
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Thank you ver much for your reply.
Can I also say " My mother is visiting me. or My mother is coming to visit me. "
" I take her to travel around here. " all correct?
Thank you.
Can I also say " My mother is visiting me. or My mother is coming to visit me. "
" I take her to travel around here. " all correct?
Thank you.
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You can say that you mother is visiting you or coming to visit. Visiting (present) coming to visit (future).
I will take her everywhere around here./I will show her everything around here./I will take her sightseeing around here. (Future)
I am taking (present)
I will take her everywhere around here./I will show her everything around here./I will take her sightseeing around here. (Future)
I am taking (present)
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