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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Alighting from
Can I say,
(a) They are alighting the bus.
(b) They are alighting down the bus.
(c) They are alighting to get off the bus.
(a) They are alighting the bus.
(b) They are alighting down the bus.
(c) They are alighting to get off the bus.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) They are alighting the bus. (b) They are alighting down the bus. (c) They are alighting to get off the bus.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) They are alighting the bus.
- (b) They are alighting down the bus.
- (c) They are alighting to get off the bus.
- (a)They are alighting from the bus.
- (b) See (a) (c) They are getting off the bus.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,(a)They are alighting from the bus.
(a) They are alighting the bus.
(b) They are alighting down the bus.
(c) They are alighting to get off the bus.
(b) See (a)
(c) They are getting off the bus.
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