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I travel or I traveling?
1 years ago
1 Answers
Of the two options, only "I travel" is correct, which means that you travel often or as a hobby. For example, if someone asked you "What do you do in your time off?", you could say "I travel". However, if you are currently travelling, you would say "I am travelling."
1 years ago
