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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
By or on
Do you come by bus?
Do you come on a bus?
please explain to me the correct use of the preposition in the context.
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The usual idiom is 'by bus': I came by bus. He always goes to school by bus. But: There were 30 people on the bus.
- The usual idiom is 'by bus': I came by bus.
- He always goes to school by bus.
- But: There were 30 people on the bus.
- CB
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The usual idiom is 'by bus': I came by bus. He always goes to school by bus.
But: There were 30 people on the bus.
CB
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