travelled or traveled? - WordReference Forums
2006年5月18日 · I liked very much this post. I have told my daughter to correct her spelling of travelled (doubling the "l") as I supposed she had made a mistake. I am not native speaker and in my childhood I used to learn BE. Now I see it was only she uses the American variant.
Traveled/travelled - WordReference Forums
2007年2月10日 · The important thing is to stay consistent within a single text, for all forms of the word (travelled, traveller, travelling) and for all similar words (modelled, labelled, etc.) I would say that the spelling with one "l" makes slightly more sense, since the general rule is that a single consonant is doubled after a short vowel in a stressed ...
She 'had travelled' vs 'had been travelling' for many years ....
2010年6月27日 · I have a multiple choice question. It says: She ___________ for many years before she decided to settle down and work in an office. a. had travelled b. had been travelling I believe that the right answer is B But the key says it is a. Why? > Thanks
travel on horseback / travel by horse(s)? - WordReference Forums
2018年4月5日 · Hello, I'd like to ask you about the correct way of describing the way in which people travelled in the past. Here is the sentence: In the past there were no cars and people used to travel: a) on horseback. b) by horse. c) by horses. Are all the answers acceptable or just answer a and b...
he has travelled all over the world | WordReference Forums
2014年5月29日 · He has visited a lot of countries. / He has travelled all around the world. > The result is that he knows a lot of countries now. BUT: Last year, when he was on holiday for three months, he visited a lot of countries / he travelled all around the world. So, as you were told, everthing depends on context.
Having travelled a lot - WordReference Forums
2012年3月21日 · (2a) She has travelled, so she knows a lot. Now the finite clauses can be transformed into participial ones: (1b) Feeling tired, I'm going to bed. (2b) Having travelled, she knows a lot. This keeps the perfect 'have' from (2a) in (2b). When you say the main clauses in past tense, the participles don't change tense: (1c) Feeling tired, I went to ...
As we were travelling by train vs As we travelled by train
2015年8月24日 · "As we travelled [every morning to work], we had to be at the station early [because commuter-trains were always full after 6.45 a.m.]" "As we were travelling by train [rather than by any other means], we had to be at the station early [because by another means of transport, we might have been able to leave later]"
I travelled to China - WordReference Forums
2016年1月2日 · 大家好， If I want to say "I travelled to China" (as a experience) what is the best way to say it? 我去过中国 还是 我去中国旅
Will have been traveling / will have travelled - WordReference …
2020年3月5日 · If I say " when I arrive here tomorrow , I will have been traveling for 14 hours / will have travelled for 14 hours ". As I see it , " will have traveled " is the right one because " continuous " can not denote an action that is finished . Comment please
Have you travelled a lot? - WordReference Forums
2016年7月3日 · Hello, "Have you travelled a lot?" is a Present Perfect sentence, ok? But if I want to ask if the other person USED TO travel, I mean, I don't want to know...