English Grammar
Hi friends, does this sentence sound awkward to you?
1. I like going to Japan to travel.
2. I like going to China to travel.
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It’s slightly formal. The words “to travel” are not really necessary because travel is already implied.
Most native speakers would simply say:
“I like going to Japan” (This implies that the person has been there before. )
Or “I would like to go to Japan.” (If the person would like to go in the future for the first time or in addition to previous trips.)
Same answers for the second sentence:
We would say:
I like going to China. or....I would like to go to China.
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