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Yoong Liat Posted 19 years ago
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charter / chartered bus
0 A bus is 00 chartered 00 . 02 br
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00 Do I say, "It's a 00 charter 00 bus" 02 br
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0 I would say, 'It is a chartered bus'. 0-
- 0 I would say, 'It is a chartered bus'.
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00 I've also read on my dictionary that when you consider "charter" as an adjective, you can say "it's a charter bus", but I don't know which one a native speaker could prefer 05 0 010id 38
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