fly to another country
/flaɪ tuː əˈnʌðər ˈkʌntri/
Meaning
This phrase means to travel to a different nation by airplane. It is a very common, neutral way to talk about international air travel for vacation, work, or moving abroad. It is simple but essential for daily conversations about travel plans.
Examples
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I love the excitement of getting on a plane to fly to another country.
I love the excitement of getting on a plane to fly to another country.
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Next month, my sister will fly to another country for her new job.
Next month, my sister will fly to another country for her new job.
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Have you ever had to fly to another country on very short notice?
Have you ever had to fly to another country on very short notice?
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They decided to fly to another country for their summer vacation this year.
They decided to fly to another country for their summer vacation this year.
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It can be exhausting to fly to another country with young children.
It can be exhausting to fly to another country with young children.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I will fly in another country next week.
✓ I will fly to another country next week.
We use the preposition 'to' to indicate direction or destination when traveling from one place to another.
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✗ She wants to fly at another country.
✓ She wants to fly to another country.
'Fly at' means to attack or rush toward someone aggressively. Use 'fly to' for travel destinations.
Related Expressions
Practice
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For my next vacation, I really want to ___ and experience a different culture.
💡 The complete phrase for traveling to a different nation by airplane.
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fly to another country
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It is often cheaper to ___ during the off-season when plane tickets are on sale.
💡 Use the exact phrase for taking an international flight to a new land.
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fly to another country