English Grammar - Comparative Adjectives

"Going to" & "Will" Grammar Lesson

Future Tense - WILL & GOING TO

English Grammar: Past Simple Time Markers

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Journey / ride / travel / trip (1º, 2º ESO)

Journey (noun) is a general word describing travel from one place to another. A journey often involves a long distance.

Ride (noun) is used to talk about a short period spent in some kind of vehicle which follows a fixed course or route, such as a roller coaster or a cable car, and which is done for amusement.

Travel (verb) is a verb which means to make a journey or move to one place to another.

Trip (noun) is used to talk about going to a place, usually for a short time and then returning to the place you started.