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Panda fold 982 Posted 8 years ago
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By taking a car or ride in a car?

How do people express take the transportation? The expression can be:

I go there by car / by taking a car / by riding in a car/ by taking a ride in a car/ in a car/..... Are these all acceptable? Or there are some different timing to use them? Also, can we say " I ride on a plane/a train/ a bus"?

  

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panda fold 982 How do people express ... transportation? I go (there) by car.

— CalifJim

  • panda fold 982 How do people express ...
  • transportation?
  • I go (there) by car.
  • / I go (there) in a car.
  • / I drive there.
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panda fold 982How do people express ... transportation?

I go (there) by car. / I go (there) in a car. / I drive there. (I drive the car.) / I ride with a friend. (The friend drives the car.)

When several people go to work in one car to save money, it's called "ride-sharing".

CJ

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