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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Go faster than the bus

Here is a situation. Is it correct to say 'can't go faster than the bus'?
Someone calls a person that riding the bus. They are supposed to meet up, the person is late. The person on the phone say: Where are you?
Bus lady : I'm on the bus. I'll be there shortly.
Person waiting : Hurry up
Bus lady: I'll get there when I get there. I can't go faster than the bus.

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Anonymous Is it correct to say 'can't go faster than the bus'? It is doubly correct. Grammatically and scientifically.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Is it correct to say 'can't go faster than the bus'?
  • It is doubly correct.
  • Grammatically and scientifically.
  • It's a good answer.
  • CJ
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AnonymousIs it correct to say 'can't go faster than the bus'?
It is doubly correct. Grammatically and scientifically. It's a good answer.
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