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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Whose car did you go in/by?
  

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Both are correct and meaningful. " CJ

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Both are correct and meaningful.

I'd say "Whose car did you take?"

CJ
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If I want to ask that the person wasn't driving but sat on the seat the question is: Whose car did you ride in?
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AnonymousIf I want to ask that the person wasn't driving but sat on the seat the question is: Whose car did you ride in?
That's good. (Please have some patience when adding to your original thread. Volunteers often go to new posts rather than continue with a question they believe they have answered.)
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