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Lucas21c Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Could you help me?
Could you tell me whether the following setences are correct or not?
Thank you.===
1. This train is not for New York. You have to transfer in the next station.
2. This train does not leave for New York. You have to change the trains in the next station.
Thank you.===
1. This train is not for New York. You have to transfer in the next station.
2. This train does not leave for New York. You have to change the trains in the next station.
Top answer
1. at the next station, otherwise OK. You'll have to transfer would be preferred by many.
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- at the next station, otherwise OK.
- You'll have to transfer would be preferred by many.
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- change trains at the next station.
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1. at the next station, otherwise OK. You'll have to transfer would be preferred by many.
2. ... change trains at the next station.
In the next station seems to imply that you are inside the building when you change trains.
CB
2. ... change trains at the next station.
In the next station seems to imply that you are inside the building when you change trains.
CB
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In the second sentence, 'the trains' is okay? Or, should it be 'the train?'
When I use the verb, 'change,' I wonder whether the object must include both the train that a questioner is boarding and the other train that he/she is going to transfer to.
When I use the verb, 'change,' I wonder whether the object must include both the train that a questioner is boarding and the other train that he/she is going to transfer to.
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