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GCheng620 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Travel "domestic"?

Can it be used as an adverb?
Can I say
"It's been a while since I've travelled domestic."?
  

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for example : It's so difficult for me to speak English fluently. "It" in this sentence is similar to "It" as you say. However, they aren't used as an adverb, they are fake subject

— Loracute

  • for example : It's so difficult for me to speak English fluently.
  • "It" in this sentence is similar to "It" as you say.
  • However, they aren't used as an adverb, they are fake subject
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for example : It's so difficult for me to speak English fluently. "It" in this sentence is similar to "It" as you say. However, they aren't used as an adverb, they are fake subject
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Loracute for example : It's so difficult for me to speak English fluently. "It" in this sentence is similar to "It" as you say. However, they aren't used as an adverb, they are fake subject
oh sorry for the confusion, but the word I'm asking if it's correct to use as an adverb is the word "travel".
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Can it be used as an adverb?
Can I say
"It's been a while since I've travelled domestic."?
The adverb is domestically. But a more natural form of your sentence is this. Assume the speaker lives in Canada.
eg It's been a while since I've traveled in Canada.

C
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CliveCan it be used as an adverb?Can I say"It's been a while since I've travelled domestic."? The adverb is domestically. But a more natural form of your sentence is this. Assume the speaker lives in Canada. eg It's been a while since I've traveled in Canada.Clive

That I know!:)
But then again, I've heard this expression though.

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GCheng620Can I say"It's been a while since I've travelled domestic."?
You can, but it's a little sloppy because 'domestically' is the right word. Sometimes people aren't very careful when they speak.

CJ
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Oh, I see. I'm careless Emotion: tongue tied. If so, travel is not adverb. The answer like as everyone told
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