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Rotter Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Drive
You are going to a driving school.
You have driving lessons.
You have a driving test.
1] You are a drving student . or You are driving learner student.
What is the write English word for a student who learns how to drive a car?
I am not sure about the first sentence.
You have driving lessons.
You have a driving test.
1] You are a drving student . or You are driving learner student.
What is the write English word for a student who learns how to drive a car?
I am not sure about the first sentence.
Top answer
In the US, you say that you are "taking drivers' ed" if you are a student. Otherwise, if you are an adult just learning to drive, you can say you are taking driving lessons.
- In the US, you say that you are "taking drivers' ed" if you are a student.
- Otherwise, if you are an adult just learning to drive, you can say you are taking driving lessons.
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In the US, you say that you are "taking drivers' ed" if you are a student.
Otherwise, if you are an adult just learning to drive, you can say you are taking driving lessons.
Otherwise, if you are an adult just learning to drive, you can say you are taking driving lessons.
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Hi,
You are going to a driving school. OK
You have driving lessons. You are having driving lessons.
You have a driving test. OK, but note that a lesson is not the same as a test.
1] You are a driving student . or You are
You are going to a driving school. OK
You have driving lessons. You are having driving lessons.
You have a driving test. OK, but note that a lesson is not the same as a test.
1] You are a driving student . or You are
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In Scandinavia there is an additional test before do your final driving test. You should drive on an icy surface. That is a prerequsite before the theory test. If you are successful in theory test, you are eligible to go to the final driving test which I did a many years ago.
Do you find it in North America?
In Norway, there is a test to drive in the dark. That is additional to
Do you find it in North America?
In Norway, there is a test to drive in the dark. That is additional to
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Hi,
In Scandinavia there is an additional test before do your final driving test. You should drive on an icy surface. That is a prerequsite before the theory test. If you are successful in theory test, you are eligible to go to the final driving test which I did a many years ago.
Do you find it in North America? Not in Canada, although it sounds like a good
In Scandinavia there is an additional test before do your final driving test. You should drive on an icy surface. That is a prerequsite before the theory test. If you are successful in theory test, you are eligible to go to the final driving test which I did a many years ago.
Do you find it in North America? Not in Canada, although it sounds like a good
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In American English it is "student driver"
In British/Canadian English it is "learner driver"
In British/Canadian English it is "learner driver"
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Clive wrote the following:
Do you find it in North America? Not in Canada, although it sounds like a good idea. But where would you find an icy surface in the summer?
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Whether it is winter or summer you can do this test. It is an artificial track. I k
Do you find it in North America? Not in Canada, although it sounds like a good idea. But where would you find an icy surface in the summer?
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Whether it is winter or summer you can do this test. It is an artificial track. I k
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Peter is a man who learns how to drive a bulldozer
If Peter is still learning, it would be "Peter is a man who is learning how to drive a bulldozer".
If Peter is still learning, it would be "Peter is a man who is learning how to drive a bulldozer".
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2. Peter is a man who learns how to drive a bulldozer. [What is wrong with this?.]
Nothing's wrong with it, but it sounds like he does this "every day of his life". Thus, if his job is to drive a bulldozer, you could say 'Peter is a man who drives a bulldozer'.
Peter is a man who is learning how to driv
2. Peter is a man who learns how to drive a bulldozer. [What is wrong with this?.]
Nothing's wrong with it, but it sounds like he does this "every day of his life". Thus, if his job is to drive a bulldozer, you could say 'Peter is a man who drives a bulldozer'.
Peter is a man who is learning how to driv
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Thanks for the replies.
I must go to the gym now. No time to think of the question right now.
I must carefully read all your comments and come back again later on.
I must go to the gym now. No time to think of the question right now.
I must carefully read all your comments and come back again later on.
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