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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
board the plane
What is the difference between...
Going aboard the plane
and
Staying aboard the plane?
Please advise.
LC
Going aboard the plane
and
Staying aboard the plane?
Please advise.
LC
Top answer
climbing into vs. remaining in
- climbing into vs.
- remaining in
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LC,
When you "board" the plane, you get on. (You find your seat, you stow your stuff, you sit down.) In the terminal, you'll hear "We'll begin boarding in just a few minutes" or something like that.
You then stay aboard until you deplane, or get off.
It's the same as if I said "What's the difference between getting into your car and staying in your car?"
Was the
When you "board" the plane, you get on. (You find your seat, you stow your stuff, you sit down.) In the terminal, you'll hear "We'll begin boarding in just a few minutes" or something like that.
You then stay aboard until you deplane, or get off.
It's the same as if I said "What's the difference between getting into your car and staying in your car?"
Was the
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