TRAVEL vs. TRIP
TRAVEL vs. TRIP: meaning and examples
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Today we are looking at a very common error amongst English students; the confusion between travel (verb) and trip (noun). The important difference is that one is a verb and the other is a noun. Consider the examples below.
Example 1
Speaker 1: Tomorrow I'm travelling to Madrid.
Speaker 2: Okay. Have a nice trip.
Example 2
That was the worst trip I have ever taken.
INCORRECT: ***That was the worst travel I have ever taken.***
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