Let's travel x let's go travel

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camomilabarbieri

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portuguese
Hello.
I saw a card which reads LET'S GO TRAVEL. It doesn't sound very natural to me... Which is better? LET'S GO TRAVEL or Let's travel?

Thank you!
 
    • It sounds odd to me too.
    “Let’s travel” is better.
     
    With some puncutation, it's the name of a North American travel agency -- Let's Go! Travel -- that's been in business for about 30 years.
     
    It's on a card. Is it a sentence? Usually sentences are not on cards. Why would a sentence be on a card?
    Normally cards have names. So post 3 makes the most sense: this is a business card from a business
    whose name is "Let's Go! Travel".

    There are countless uses of English words that are NOT sentences, and therefore do NOT follow grammar rules:

    book titles, article titles, headers, slogans, banners, cards, names, chants, songs, T-shirts, posters, signs, list items...the list is long.
     
    You don't "go travel."
    We can go see grandma. (Go for a drive, see grandma at the end of it.)
    We can go get groceries. (Go to the store, get groceries there.)
    Travel is the going.
     
    dojibear said:
    It's on a card. Is it a sentence? Usually sentences are not on cards. Why would a sentence be on a card?
    Normally cards have names. So post 3 makes the most sense: this is a business card from a business
    whose name is "Let's Go! Travel".

    There are countless uses of English words that are NOT sentences, and therefore do NOT follow grammar rules:

    book titles, article titles, headers, slogans, banners, cards, names, chants, songs, T-shirts, posters, signs, list items...the list is long.
    Click to expand...
    It is a scrapbooking card. The ones you add to photo albums.,
     
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