flight 1. book a round-trip flight to China 2. book round-trip frlights to China Which one is correct? I&#039;m in Toronto, and I am going back to China during Christmas and then come back. so I am

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flight 1. book a round-trip flight to China 2. book round-trip frlights to China Which one is correct? I'm in Toronto, and I am going back to China during Christmas and then come back. so I am going to book a flight online. Since I only book it once but it is round-trip. So does it count plural or singular? Thankk you!

Oct 9, 2015 9:24 PM

Answers · 4

In British English we would say 'a return flight to China", Americans use 'round-trip' to mean the same thing. But either way, in this case 'flight' is singular (even though you will fly twice), because the fact that you are going and then returning is covered by the first part.

October 9, 2015