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Awence Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
By/in/with?
His father goes to office by/in/with his new car.
I'm familiar with the sentence like, we go to school by car. Somehow,, in the sentence above i am not very sure which is the correct answer. I use his father goes to office "in" his new car but i wonder other options are grammartically correct. Please give your advice. thanks.
PS: with his new car sounds like with the company of something/somebody.
I'm familiar with the sentence like, we go to school by car. Somehow,, in the sentence above i am not very sure which is the correct answer. I use his father goes to office "in" his new car but i wonder other options are grammartically correct. Please give your advice. thanks.
PS: with his new car sounds like with the company of something/somebody.
Top answer
You are right. His father goes to work by car. His father goes to work in his new car.
- You are right.
- His father goes to work by car.
- His father goes to work in his new car.
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You are right.
His father goes to work by car.
His father goes to work in his new car.
His father goes to work by car.
His father goes to work in his new car.
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