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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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by riding in a fire engine
Can I say,
(a) He goes to the fire scene by riding in a fire engine.
(b) He goes to the fire scene by riding a fire engine.
(c) He goes to the fire scene in a fire engine.
(a) He goes to the fire scene by riding in a fire engine.
(b) He goes to the fire scene by riding a fire engine.
(c) He goes to the fire scene in a fire engine.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He goes to the fire scene by riding in a fire engine. (b) He goes to the fire scene by riding a fire engine. (c) He goes to the fire scene in a fire engine.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He goes to the fire scene by riding in a fire engine.
- (b) He goes to the fire scene by riding a fire engine.
- (c) He goes to the fire scene in a fire engine.
- " With that correction only (c) sounds like everyday English.
- The others are not incorrect, just odd sounding.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,I don't think I've ever heard "fire scene" you should say "scene of the fire." With that correction only (c) sounds like everyday English. The others are
(a) He goes to the fire scene by riding in a fire engine.
(b) He goes to the fire scene by riding a fire engine.
(c) He goes to the fire scene in a fire engine.
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