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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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bus number
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The buses [that have/with] a number under/below 100 only run in the city. Buses [that have/with] a number over/above 100 only run outside the city.
Bus number 26 runs in the city.
Bus number 111 runs outside the city.
Thank you!!!
The buses [that have/with] a number under/below 100 only run in the city. Buses [that have/with] a number over/above 100 only run outside the city.
Bus number 26 runs in the city.
Bus number 111 runs outside the city.
Thank you!!!
Top answer
“Buses with a number below 100, only run in the city. ” I prefer “operate” to “run”.
- “Buses with a number below 100, only run in the city.
- ” I prefer “operate” to “run”.
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“Buses with a number below 100, only run in the city. Buses with a number above 100, only run outside the city.”
I prefer “operate” to “run”.
I prefer “operate” to “run”.
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