A lot faster to take plane than train
Could you tell me if these is correctly worded and natural? Would you change anything? Is faster correct used like this?
Contrary to what people think, it’s not a lot faster to take the plane as opposed to the train. You have to get to the airport early. Take a cab into the city once you land if not the metro. When taking this into account, it’s almost faster to take the train at times.
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anonymous Would you change anything? As shown below. Contrary to what people think, it’s not a lot faster to take the plane as opposed to the train.
- anonymous Would you change anything?
- As shown below.
- Contrary to what people think, it’s not a lot faster to take the plane as opposed to the train.
- You have to get to the airport early, and once you land, you have to take a cab or the underground* into the city.
- Taking these factors into account, it’s almost faster at times to take the train.
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anonymousWould you change anything?
As shown below.
Contrary to what people think, it’s not a lot faster to take the plane as opposed to the train. You have to get to the airport early, and once you land, you have to take a cab or the underground* into the city. Taking these factors into account, it’s almost faster at times to take the train.
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