It is universally recognized that travelling is an exciting learning experience. Citing Saint Augustine "Life is like a book and one who don't travel, reads only one page". Nowadays, it is still under debate whether it is better to travel in groups led by a tour guide or not. I firmly concur with the idea that, the best way to explore a new place is in the presence of an experienced guide.
To begin with, travelling is expensive. Whether you travel low cost or in first class, you need money to do everything: buying tickets, eating outside etc. Thereby, my opinion is that, it is worthy to spend properly the money saved with huge efforts. I believe that, we might do not have a second chance to visit a foreign country, therefore, once I plan a trip, I prefer to take maximum advantage of my stay rather than just going around without a clear idea of what visiting. And what a better thing than being driven through a citytrip by a professionist?
Apart from the fact mentioned above, another reason is that, curios as I am, like any good traveller, I love to learn new things and I am eager to be well-informed. I think that it is exhausting to study the history of a country you are going to visit instead of paying a guide. Whenever, I go for citytrips in my country or even abroad, I prefer to be guided by an instructed guide, who can show me all the beauties of the place, telling me the most interesting aspects of a monument, of a square, of a museum and so forth. In addition, when I listen to a guide, I feel like a sponge ready to absorbe with interest the most important words. There is no speaking recording nor book, that can tell you a story like a person in flesh and bones, who stands in front of you, sharing his/her own knowledge with his/her audience.
In conclusion, I dislike tighten the belt on tour guides. I prefer travelling by giving a real sense of meaning and knowledge to my memories. As a result, doing a visit in presence of a tour guide is an amazing opportunity to discover new findings, that we couldn' t have ever found out alone.
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Sorry, I don't understand the
Sorry, I don't understand the following error:
we might do not have a second chance -> what I wrote (a second chance)
we might not have the second chance --> what you corrected ( a -> the)
In the above sentence, I intended to indicate an other (still undetermined) opportunity to return in a particular place rather than a determined change of revisiting a city. Then, I didn't understand why sometimes in American English is also used the verb "do" + the action verb and sometimes not.
About the other sentence: And what a better thing than being driven through a citytrip by a professionist?
I suppose that I am wrong as in my mothertongue you can type or say an exclamation without the verb, that in this case is taken for granted.
Let me know! Thanks
Yes, it is better to use 'a
Yes, it is better to use 'a second' here.
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We use “do” or “does” to emphasize. For example:
I (1st person singular) do like dogs.
She (3rd person singular) does like dogs.
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Better to put verbs always in essays. It is more formal.
Thank you very much for your
Thank you very much for your answer!!!
one who don't travel
one who doesn't travel
we might do not have a second chance
we might not have the second chance
And what a better thing than being driven through a citytrip by a professionist?
Description: what is the verb for this sentence? can you re-write this sentence?
I dislike tighten the belt on tour guides
I dislike to tighten the belt on tour guides
Sentence: And what a better thing than being driven through a citytrip by a professionist?
Error: citytrip Suggestion: city trip
Error: professionist Suggestion: No alternate word
Sentence: In addition, when I listen to a guide, I feel like a sponge ready to absorbe with interest the most important words.
Error: absorbe Suggestion: No alternate word
flaws:
Need to remove those ' I believe that', 'I think'
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No. of Spelling Errors: 3 2
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No. of Words: 386 350
No. of Characters: 1634 1500
No. of Different Words: 217 200
Fourth Root of Number of Words: 4.432 4.7
Average Word Length: 4.233 4.6
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No. of Words greater than 8 chars: 26 20
Use of Passive Voice (%): 0 0
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Sentence-Para Coherence: 0.523 0.50
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