Presente Perfect
Is this conversation right?
- Hi, Mari.
>Hi, Dave. How was your week?
- Was awesome. I'll travel next week.
>Really? That's amazing. Have you ever traveled?
- No, I haven't. I'm so excited. Did you travel last year?
>Yes, I did.
- So, bye Mari.
>Bye, Dave.
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Presente Perfect
Is this conversation right?- Hi, Mari.
>Hi, Dave. How was your week?
- It was awesome. I'll travel next week.
>Really? That's amazing. Have you ever traveled before?
- No, I haven't. I'm so excited. Did you travel last year? This is correct English but it's an odd question to ask. Are you trying to ask if the other person has traveled before? There is no context for the reader to understand why the person would know to ask if they had traveled last year.
>Yes, I did.
- So, bye Mari. This is not incorrect but not something someone native to English would say... they would say something like, 'Ok, talk to you later Mari'
>Bye, Dave.
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I agree with the "I am going to travel" I'll see this in my next English class, because I never thought about this :D thanks
But, about "travelled" and "traveled", both are the same. The only difference is:
>>> Traveled: Used in U.S.A.
>>> Travelled: With two "L" is used in England.
This is what I know
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I think "I'll travel" ~> "I am going to travel" cause she had a plan before.
"Travelled" not "traveled"
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