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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
travel
I'm just happy to be traveling again. Or
I'm just happy to travel again.
DO they mean the same thing?
I'm just happy to travel again.
DO they mean the same thing?
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They don't exactly mean the same thing, but they can both be used in very similar situations. "... happy to travel again" could be used in either of the following situations.
- They don't exactly mean the same thing, but they can both be used in very similar situations.
- "...
- happy to travel again" could be used in either of the following situations.
- 1.
- I am travelling at this moment; for example, I'm on a train, or a boat, or an aeroplane.
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They don't exactly mean the same thing, but they can both be used in very similar situations.
"... happy to travel again" could be used in either of the following situations.
1. I am travelling at this moment; for example, I'm on a train, or a boat, or an aeroplane.
2. I have recently travelled; I am now away from home, or I have returned home, and I am still enjoyin
"... happy to travel again" could be used in either of the following situations.
1. I am travelling at this moment; for example, I'm on a train, or a boat, or an aeroplane.
2. I have recently travelled; I am now away from home, or I have returned home, and I am still enjoyin
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