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David Little Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
DOUBT on and in
in the following sentences:
They were on the bus/on the boat/on the airplane/on the train/on the bi-cycle
why they used "in" in the following sentenses.why not use "on".and why did they use "on" in the above instead of "in"
they were in the car/in the taxi.
thank you.
They were on the bus/on the boat/on the airplane/on the train/on the bi-cycle
why they used "in" in the following sentenses.why not use "on".and why did they use "on" in the above instead of "in"
they were in the car/in the taxi.
thank you.
Top answer
Hi, It's idiomatic. That means we say things in a certain way because that's our custom, we "like to say it that way". Clive
- Hi, It's idiomatic.
- That means we say things in a certain way because that's our custom, we "like to say it that way".
- Clive
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Hi,
It's idiomatic. That means we say things in a certain way because that's our custom, we "like to say it that way".
Clive
It's idiomatic. That means we say things in a certain way because that's our custom, we "like to say it that way".
Clive
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