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Shicchan Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
by buggy?
Hi, I'm "shicchan" and this is my first post. Nice to meet you all! I'm a teacher at a Japanese high school. I have been struggling everyday..
Well, I made a test and checked how the students have done today. I asked:
"How did she go back home?" and one of them answered:
"She went back home by buggy."
Is this correct like we say "by train, car or bus etc"?
Thank you.
Well, I made a test and checked how the students have done today. I asked:
"How did she go back home?" and one of them answered:
"She went back home by buggy."
Is this correct like we say "by train, car or bus etc"?
Thank you.
Top answer
Hi Shicchan welcome to this forum. buggy is a small car, usually with no roof which is designed for driving on rough ground. and second mean is baby chair.
- Hi Shicchan welcome to this forum.
- buggy is a small car, usually with no roof which is designed for driving on rough ground.
- and second mean is baby chair.
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Hi Shicchan welcome to this forum. buggy is a small car, usually with no roof which is designed for driving on rough ground. and second mean is baby chair.
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In most cases, I would think going home 'by buggy' would be an ususual mode of transportation. Since there are different types-- dune buggy, horse and buggy, racing buggy, desert buggy, baby buggy, bicycle buggy, moon buggy -- 'in a buggy', 'on a buggy', 'with a buggy', 'by buggy' all seem like possibilities.
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