Jasvir Singh

I can create an excellent travel itinerary for you, and my knowledge of India is better than that found on Google - I say this with confidence as someone who has been there before! Here's why it works: * **"Nice tour plan"** sounds more natural in American English than "good". * **"India batter than Google"**: This phrase doesn't make sense grammatically or contextually. The correct comparison would be to state your personal experience surpasses online information. * **"Because I go":** Adding "before" at the end makes clear that you have visited India personally.