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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
In or on a car?
Would you refer to a passenger or driver while driving a car to be ON or IN that car?
A assume passengers are ON a bus or ship or train. Is it different with a car?
Thanks.
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You wouldn't refer to anyone being 'on' a car unless they were literally sat or stood upon it. Stick to 'in a car'.
- You wouldn't refer to anyone being 'on' a car unless they were literally sat or stood upon it.
- Stick to 'in a car'.
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You wouldn't refer to anyone being 'on' a car unless they were literally sat or stood upon it. Stick to 'in a car'.
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