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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Alighting from
Can I say,
They are alighting from / out of the bus.
They are alighting to school.
They are alighting from / out of the bus.
They are alighting to school.
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1. They are alighting from the bus. 2.
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- They are alighting from the bus.
- 2.
- They are alighting to school.
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1. They are alighting from the bus.
2. They are alighting to school. (The sentence doesn't make sense.)
2. They are alighting to school. (The sentence doesn't make sense.)
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