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Mr. Tom Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

By car vs in the car

Hi

Would you say that all work equally naturally?

  1. We may go by car.
  2. We may go in the car.
  3. We may go in our car.
  4. We may go by our car.

Thanks,

Tom

  

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Would you say that all work equally naturally? We may go by car. OK We may go in the car .

— Clive

  • Would you say that all work equally naturally?
  • We may go by car.
  • OK We may go in the car .
  • OK We may go in our car.
  • OK We may go by our car.
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Would you say that all work equally naturally?

  1. We may go by car. OK
  2. We may go in the car. OK
  3. We may go in our car. OK
  4. We may go by our car. Not OK
    We also say commonly We may drive.

Clive

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Mr. TomWe may go in the car.

We may take the car. (This has the same meaning in American English and may be more common.)

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