What's the difference between travelled through & travelled into?
Ex: I travelled through the desert.
I travelled into the desert.
What's the difference between them?!?
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to travel through = to enter the desert and to come out at the end
to travel into = only to enter the desert
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when you travel through something you go into it and then exit it at some point usually without stopping. example would be "I travelled through the country" or "i drove through the city on my way to the store."
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