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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
travel/travel to
Hello,
Is it true that: "She wants to travel numerous of countries..." sounds better than "She wants to travel to numerous of countries..."? They have slightly different meanings in my opinion, but I wouldn't object to the use of to. Numerous makes it sound kind of odd, I think. I would personally use "a lot". I am a learner, so it doesn't matter what I think. What do you think?
Is it true that: "She wants to travel numerous of countries..." sounds better than "She wants to travel to numerous of countries..."? They have slightly different meanings in my opinion, but I wouldn't object to the use of to. Numerous makes it sound kind of odd, I think. I would personally use "a lot". I am a learner, so it doesn't matter what I think. What do you think?
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Both are unnatural. "
- Both are unnatural.
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Both are unnatural. It would be better to write "She wants to travel to numerous countries..."
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Ahh...numerous of countries...I can't believe I said that. 
Thank you for correcting the sentence. Wouldn't be even better to sa
Thank you for correcting the sentence. Wouldn't be even better to sa00
Gene93Wouldn't be even better to say: "She wants to travel to a lot of countries...(or just visit a lot of countries)"?They are also possible. They are not necessarily better.
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