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g. 1. I'll go on a business trip tomorrow.
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- 1.
- I'll go on a business trip tomorrow.
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- I'm going on a business trip tomorrow.
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Hello Kekel,
"Business trip" would be more usual, e.g.
1. I'll go on a business trip tomorrow.
2. I'm going on a business trip tomorrow.
#1 sounds like the announcement of a recent, sudden decision; you would probably use it very infrequently.
#2 would be more usual: you would use it when you wanted to make a simple statement of fact.
MrP
"Business trip" would be more usual, e.g.
1. I'll go on a business trip tomorrow.
2. I'm going on a business trip tomorrow.
#1 sounds like the announcement of a recent, sudden decision; you would probably use it very infrequently.
#2 would be more usual: you would use it when you wanted to make a simple statement of fact.
MrP
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