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admit vs accept | 'Than I' or 'than I am'
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To make a trip #1 (permalink) Wed Jun 09, 2010 16:01 pm   To make a trip		  
I know I can say:

Let's go on a trip.

or

Let's take a trip.

Can I also say:

Let's make a trip. ?

Thanks in advance,

Kurius
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To make a trip #2 (permalink) Wed Jun 09, 2010 16:09 pm   To make a trip		  
Yes, you can.
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To make a trip #3 (permalink) Wed Jun 09, 2010 16:12 pm   To make a trip		  
Thanks.
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