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Lucas21c Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
'drive' vs 'ride'
Could you tell me which one is right between 'drive' and 'ride' among the following sentence? Thank you.
Gosh, why did you buy this lemon car? I'd rather walk than [drive/ride] in that!
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Why did you buy this lemon? I'd rather walk than drive that! OR ............
- Why did you buy this lemon?
- I'd rather walk than drive that!
- OR ............
- I'd rather walk than ride in that!
- The 'in' only occurs with 'ride'.
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Why did you buy this lemon? I'd rather walk than drive that!
OR ............ I'd rather walk than ride in that!
The 'in' only occurs with 'ride'. And it's 'lemon', not 'lemon car'.
CJ
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