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Bookmark or Share- travel on horseback / travel by horse(s)? - WordReference ForumsHello, I'd like to ask you about the correct way of describing the way in which people travelled in the past. Here is the sentence: In the past there were no cars and people used to travel: a) on horseback. b) by horse. c) by horses. Are all the answers acceptable or just answer a and b...
- I hadn't travelled before I came .... [in reported speech?]"I hadn't travelled by underground before I came to London." Last edited by a moderator: Jan 24, 2023. grassy
- Will have been traveling / will have travelled - WordReference ForumsIf I say " when I arrive here tomorrow , I will have been traveling for 14 hours / will have travelled for 14 hours ". As I see it , " will have traveled " is the right one because " continuous " can not denote an action that is finished . Comment please
- by train vs on the train | WordReference ForumsYou can say "we travelled by train" (a method) but then you cannot say "which arrived at 6:45", because the method does not arrive at a specific time. "By train" has an identical meaning to "by railway" or "by railroad". The closest you can get is "We travelled by train, arriving at 6:45." Here it is we (not the train) that arrived at 6:45.
- he has travelled all over the world | WordReference ForumsHe has visited a lot of countries. / He has travelled all around the world. > The result is that he knows a lot of countries now. BUT: Last year, when he was on holiday for three months, he visited a lot of countries / he travelled all around the world. So, as you were told, everthing depends on context.
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