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26 January
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"When I was 16 I went to a trip in London in a holiday group" I'm not sure if my sentence is grammatically correct, how can I change it ? I want to say that it was a trip with kids of my age, like a summer camp, but idk if the term "holiday group" is correct.
"When I was 16 I went to a trip in London in a holiday group" I'm not sure if my sentence is grammatically correct, how can I change it ? I want to say that it was a trip with kids of my age, like a summer camp, but idk if the term "holiday group" is correct.
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Holiday group might sound strange, more normal would be:
When I was 16 I went on a group trip to London with some friends?
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"When I was 16, I went on vacation to London with a few kids my age."
Since you're learning US English, it would be vacation instead of holiday. Holiday is almost exclusively used in British English in this context.
- French (France)
@jessaminny actually I wanna say that I didn't know the other kids, so I was looking for a word that describes a trip with strangers :)
- English (US)
- English (UK)
@alyeska1223 oh! Then:
When I was 16 I went on a group trip with strangers to London.
I don’t think there is a specific word for it, but I may just be forgetting it. Hopefully this still helps!
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@jessaminny thank you for your help !!
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