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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
By car
1. "I went to work by car"
2. "I got there by bus"
Hi, my question is...why don't the car/bus take an a or the in the sentence? Or was the "by taking a car/bus" simply shortened to "by car/bus"?
Thank you
2. "I got there by bus"
Hi, my question is...why don't the car/bus take an a or the in the sentence? Or was the "by taking a car/bus" simply shortened to "by car/bus"?
Thank you
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By car, by bus (simply shortened, as you suggest). To be more specific, you could say 'on the #13 bus' - 'in my car'.
- By car, by bus (simply shortened, as you suggest).
- To be more specific, you could say 'on the #13 bus' - 'in my car'.
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By car, by bus (simply shortened, as you suggest).
To be more specific, you could say 'on the #13 bus' - 'in my car'.
To be more specific, you could say 'on the #13 bus' - 'in my car'.
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