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Tashiro Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

"travel to" vs "travel"

Hi, could you help me?

"I've traveled 20 countries."
"I've traveled to 20 countries."
Which is OK?
  

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I am not sure but I've traveled to 20 countries

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I am not sure but I've traveled to 20 countries
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Both sentences are okay. The one with "to" has a clearer or at least simpler meaning.
"I've traveled to 20 countries." This sentence simply means that I have been (to)(in) 20 countries, but it doesn't indicate how much time I spent in those countries.
"I've
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