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Maria D Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
drive (car) / meaning
Hello!
Could you help me, please? Can we use the verb "to drive" in reference to the passenger or to the driver only?
1) I drive a car = I'm a driver
2) I drive in a car = Am I a driver or a passenger?
Which verb should we use when we speak about a passenger going by car? Can we use the verb "to drive" or only "to go"? Does the verb "to drive" means always to be at the wheel?
Thank you!
Could you help me, please? Can we use the verb "to drive" in reference to the passenger or to the driver only?
1) I drive a car = I'm a driver
2) I drive in a car = Am I a driver or a passenger?
Which verb should we use when we speak about a passenger going by car? Can we use the verb "to drive" or only "to go"? Does the verb "to drive" means always to be at the wheel?
Thank you!
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Maria D 2) I drive in a car = Am I a driver or a passenger? You're a driver. Maria D hich verb should we use when we speak about a passenger going by car?
- Maria D 2) I drive in a car = Am I a driver or a passenger?
- You're a driver.
- Maria D hich verb should we use when we speak about a passenger going by car?
- I go by car.
- Maria D Does the verb "to drive" means always to be at the wheel?
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Maria D2) I drive in a car = Am I a driver or a passenger?You're a driver.
Maria Dhich verb should we use when we speak about a passenger going by car?I go by car.
Maria DDoes the verb "to drive" means always to be at the wheel?Essentially, yes, though I suppose there are occasional sli
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