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10 Jun 2018
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catch a flight or take a flight?
catch a plane or take a plane?
could you tell me the right one and explain why??
catch a flight or take a flight?
catch a plane or take a plane?
could you tell me the right one and explain why??
catch a plane or take a plane?
could you tell me the right one and explain why??
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Catch a flight and catch a plane sound more natural when you're saying ”i need to catch this plane/ flight” or something like ”catch a plane/ flight if you want to go there”
Take a plane sounds natural also, it could be used as, ”i need to take a plane to Europe” or ”if I want to get there I need to take a plane”
The phrase ’take a flight’ does not sound natural. Instead say, ”hop on a flight”
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