"go to the university" or "go to university" please?
I. We'll be travel by camel across the desert before we go to university.
II. We'll be travel by camel across the desert before we go to the university.
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Hi. I think it depends on what you're trying to say. If after travelling across the desert you're going back to "university" to attend classes (go there as a university student who studies there), then you must say: "go to university" but if you're considering "university" as a physical place that you need to go to (much like the supermarket or the cinema), then you should say: "go to THE university"
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Both sentences are incorrect.
The simple reason being that "travel" should be used as "travelling/traveling" depending on whether you prefer the American way of writing it or the British way. Since your sentence begins as "We'll/We will + be" requires the word "travel" to change to "travelling/traveling"
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